The first collection of “Discovering Value-Based Health Care” (modules 1-3) focused on defining value and understanding the concepts of outcomes and cost measurement. In this second collection, “Value-Based Health Care Delivery” (modules 4-5), we will discuss how to design care systems to better deliver value-based health care to patients and our communities
Delivering value-based health care means we need to fundamentally refocus care delivery to be designed around the needs of individual patients and their medical conditions. This module will explore models for coordinating care for patients.
MODULE OUTCOMES
Reflect on the inefficiencies for patients and clinicians coordinating care in the current system.
Identify how inefficiencies contribute to harm to patients and clinicians.
Recognize the benefits of team-based care interactions organized around patient circumstances or conditions.
Define key components of patient-centered medical homes (PCMHs).
Evaluate the purpose of PCMHs.
Define integrated practice units (IPUs).
Evaluate the benefits and limitations of IPU models.
Demonstrate ability to design care models coordinated around the needs of patients.
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Course 1B: Value-Based Health Care Delivery (Modules 4-5)
