The Value Project

In today’s healthcare system what does value mean? Are the values of patients, caregivers and organizations aligned to provide ideal care?

Research from the University of Utah found a significant disconnect between what patients feel is most valuable to their healthcare experience and what policy is currently incentivizing.

These findings are backed up by focus groups conducted by Movement is Life to capture the views that different racial and ethnic groups hold about what is valuable to them when receiving healthcare.

Below are educational tools and resources to help you explore how value is operationalized in payment models and how patients view value through real-life patient experiences.

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Value Defined By Whom – Patient Perspective

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Value Defined By Whom – Provider Perspective

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downloads

• The Value Monograph
• Adding Value to Your Patient Encounters: Value Discussion Guide

the health disparities podcast

Related episodes:

• Episode 91. Bronx and Brooklyn healthcare provider Dr. Nereida Correa discusses how the complexities of payment systems impacts her patients (Published: March 24, 2021)
• Episode 90. Community Health Workers get an up-close view of the ways that patients experience healthcare. Insights from a patient-centered vantage point (Published: March 17, 2021)
• Episode 89. Nurse Practitioners in West Virginia and Wyoming discuss ways that value-based models of care impact vulnerable populations (Published: March 10, 2021)
• Episode 86. Unique payer-provider structure, new models of patient-centered care (Published: February 17, 2021)
• Episode 85. Mitigating the unintended consequences of health policy (Published: February 10, 2021)
• Episode 84. Value-based payments: a health economics perspective (Published: February 3, 2021)
• Episode 1. The Unintended Effects of Bundled Payments on Health Disparities (Published: April 15, 2019)

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