The notion of value-based health care is increasingly used to promote transparent use of available resources to improve health outcomes, patient experiences and the efficiency of care. Different actors within health systems can contribute to achieving these goals, but can their contributions be aligned with a unifying concept of health system value?
From a health system perspective, value embraces health improvement, health care responsiveness, financial protection, and efficiency and equity to look towards contributing to societal wellbeing.
How might such a health system value approach be useful? What might be the policy levers to achieve it? What are the obstacles to its implementation? Join us to find out!
Keynote:
Luigi Siciliani, University of York, UK
Spotlights:
Christian Newman, Welsh Value in Health Centre, UK
Anna Krohwinkel, Leading Health Care Foundation, Sweden
Moderators:
Erica Richardson & Nicole Mauer (European Observatory on Health Systems and Policies)
00:00 Introduction
03:19 Poll
04:23 Building on value-based health care
13:55 Poll results
14:55 Sweden experience of value-based health care
23:26 Wales experience of value-based health care
29:32 Q&A
54:04 Conclusions