In the concluding IVI and Health Affairs Forefront series post, Jennifer Bright and National Patient Advocate Foundation’s Alan Balch write if we are to overcome inertia and truly transform to a value-based healthcare system, we must establish:
- A shared commitment to patient needs, experiences, and perspectives as key drivers in measuring value;
- Clarity around exactly what changes in practice and process are needed to reframe health care decisions around patient-centered value; and,
- An environment that incentivizes, rather than discourages, investment in infrastructure and practice change, including the development and sharing of data that supports a rapid learning cycle.
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About the Blog Series
The Innovation and Value Initiative (IVI) has partnered with Health Affairs to produce a blog series that will explore the future of value assessment in a post-pandemic U.S. We hope this series will foster inclusive conversations and actionable ideas for improving value assessment through IVI research initiatives. The series will feature diversity of voices exploring a range of the most pressing issues in health economics and value assessment today.