Health care today is changing in ways that have the potential to undermine its ethical foundations. To manage these changes effectively, leaders must develop the complex skills necessary to give ...

Value-based care inverts the equation. Instead of paying for the volume of services, provider organizations are paid to keep a defined population healthier.

The theme of our inaugural regional Institute for Value-Based Medicine® event in Boston was, “Elevating Value in Cancer Care,” and one of the 4 panel discussions focused on the important contributions ...

The U.S. health system has been evolving over the past decade to focus on the quality and value of care. Until recently, though, value-based payment models have not explicitly addressed longstanding ...

The Value of Care: How Providers and Plans Can Chart the Future Technological innovations help connect patients with appropriate, effective care options, driving the expansion and evolution of ...

Please provide your email address to receive an email when new articles are posted on . Since the passage of the Affordable Care Act in 2010, CMS has sought to move away from fee-for-service payment ...

The authors advocate for a strategy that reallocates the substantial workforce effort and financial resources currently devoted to low-value care to enhance access and affordability of high-value ...

Health systems, oncologists, and patients face a crisis in value of cancer care that has several components: interpretation of meaningful benefit, cost, and affordability that limits access to ...

The term “value-based care” has become synonymous with change in healthcare in recent years. While the idea behind the model has long roots in American healthcare, the iterations we now see have ...

We commonly think about value when considering a purchase, even if not consciously. How we decide what to buy is typically related to the accessibility and desirability of an object. Things that are ...

The American Academy of Family Physicians (AAFP) believes value-based payment (VBP) should support collaborative partnerships between patients and physicians, improve the quality and patient outcomes ...