VBHC - week 5 Flashcards
Value-Based Health Care
“value defined as the health outcomes achieved per dollar spent” – According to Porter and Teisberg
Which outcomes? according to Porter
Health status achieved of retained
* Survival
* Degree of health or recovery
Process of recovery
* Time to recovery or return to normal activities
* Disutility of care or treatment process
Sustainability of health
* Sustainability of health or recovery and nature of recurrences
* Long-term consequences of treatment
Measuring outcomes
According to Porter:
- “systematic outcomes measurement is the sine qua non of value improvement”
- “outcomes measurement must accelerate”
- “That means committing to measuring a minimum sufficient set of outcomes for every major medical condition — with well-defined methods for their collection and risk adjustment — and then standardizing those sets nationally and globally”
ICHOM standard sets
- 28 standard sets of outcome measures;
o Focus on the whole range of possible treatments
o Whole episode of care - Covering different conditions and for specific patient populations;
- Defined by global teams of patient advocates, healthcare professionals and researchers.
January 2017: start collaboration of ICHOM & OECD
Why OECD? (Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development)
- International organisation; headquarters in Paris
- Partner of G20 and G7; co-operate with European Commission
- Members: 36 countries in North and South America, Europe and Asia-Pacific
- Focus on: economic performance, education, health and social care
- Works through: thematic committees, expert and working groups, conferences etc.
- Participants: representatives from governments, parliaments, business, labour, non-governmental organisations and academia
PROMs and PREMs
PROMs= Patient Reported Outcome Measures, e.g.
* Hip disability and Osteoarthritis Outcome Score (HOOS), measures e.g.:
o Pain while walking on flat surface or bending hip
o Difficulty going up or down stairs, or squatting or running
PREMs= Patient Reported Experience Measures, e.g.
* Consumer Assessment of Health Care Providers and Systems (CAHPS), measures e.g.:
o Communication with doctors and nurses
o Quality of discharge information
Aims of PaRIS
- Show how outcomes vary across and within countries;
- Allow countries to benchmark;
- Unit of analysis = country is different from VBHC even though they use the same outcome measures
≠ diagnostic or curative intervention
≠ care pathway
≠ healthcare provider