Difference between revisions of "Health Outcomes"
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These are performance measures to help determine the impact on the patient's health status: | These are performance measures to help determine the impact on the patient's health status: | ||
| − | * Medical Interventions | + | * [[Medical Interventions]] |
| − | * Non-Medical Interventions | + | * [[Non-Medical Interventions]] |
| − | * | + | * [[Determinants]] including patient behavior |
* Physicians (Primary Care & Specialists) | * Physicians (Primary Care & Specialists) | ||
* Clinically Integrated Networks | * Clinically Integrated Networks | ||
* Health Plans | * Health Plans | ||
| − | * Other Medical | + | * Other [[Medical Interventions]] Providers |
| − | * Non-Medical Intervention Providers | + | * [[Non-Medical Intervention]] Providers |
Organizations Focused on developing Health Outcomes Measures | Organizations Focused on developing Health Outcomes Measures | ||
Revision as of 08:26, 30 June 2018
These are performance measures to help determine the impact on the patient's health status:
- Medical Interventions
- Non-Medical Interventions
- Determinants including patient behavior
- Physicians (Primary Care & Specialists)
- Clinically Integrated Networks
- Health Plans
- Other Medical Interventions Providers
- Non-Medical Intervention Providers
Organizations Focused on developing Health Outcomes Measures
- A new consortium aims to tackle the complex issue of value-based payment for drugs, medical devices and cutting-edge gene therapy. A major part of that initiative will be defining the role of patient provided data in new value-based arrangements.
- Innovation and Value Inititave - their mission is to improve the way value is measured and rewarded in the healthcare system. Their goal is to promote the development and use of high value interventions that advance health. See Health Affairs Article.
- International Consortium for Health Outcomes Measurement (ICHOM) is a non-profit organization who believe outcomes are the ultimate measure of success in health care. When seeking treatment, patients want to know what their life will be like after treatment: will I return to work, will I be able to take care of myself, and will my symptoms improve?
