Measuring the cost of continuous improvement in cancer care: A WA 'proof of concept' project
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Smith, C. and Millar, L. and Makate, M. 2020. Measuring the cost of continuous improvement in cancer care: A WA 'proof of concept' project. The Health Advocate. (61): pp. 34-37.
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The Health Advocate
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Faculty of Health Sciences
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School of Public Health
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Reproduced with permission from The Health Advocate.
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Abstract
The goal of value-based healthcare (VBHC) is to focus on improving patient health outcomes within a resource constrained context. To understand value, both the processes that lead to optimal outcomes for patients and the cost of achieving these outcomes over the full care cycle must be determined. This analysis of key drivers of cost and patient outcomes over time is important so that patients receiving particular interventions who experience a variation in health trajectory or costs can be identified.
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