healthcare
value created by tech solutions
In striving for a more value-based and more accessible healthcare system, defining and conceptualizing value has been one of the biggest themes amongst ecosystem stakeholders. Generally we seek to create value for patients, society and the economy by maintaining our health and wellness, achieving better clinical outcomes and reduce the strain and costs on our healthcare system.
The shift from volume to value-based healthcare must be accompanied by changes in the policy environment in order to create an ecosystem that fosters inclusive innovation, risk sharing between payers and providers of services and solutions, and learning. Policies should recognize the broader societal and economic value innovations and investments generate, beyond the narrow considerations that currently predominate.
Better Clinical Outcomes
Increasing Lifespans
Reduction in Treatment Variability
Improved Diagnostics & Accuracy of Treatment
Reduced Costs
Proactive & Targeted Care
Greater Patient Engagement
Decreasing Healthcare Episodes
Improved Efficiency & Productivity
Coordination & Informed Decision-Making
Patient-Centric Integrated Care
Improved Access to care
Disease Management
Timely Clinical Encounters
Improved Medical Knowledge Alignment
Increased Patient Satisfaction
Stakeholder Interoperability & Liquidity
Improved Business & Operational Models
Integrated EHRs
Improved governance
Empowered & Engaged Patients
More convenient & Scalable care
Real-time insight for more immediate interventions
Medical adherence
Decreased prevalence of diseases
More accurate, rapid and earlier detection