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Value Based Purchasing Two formulas V=Q/C Value equals quality divided by cost O=S+P Outcome equals structure plus process V=Q/C What is value in health care? How is Quality measured? How are Costs measured? Is our


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Value Based Purchasing

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Two formulas

 V=Q/C

 Value equals quality divided by cost

 O=S+P

 Outcome equals structure plus process

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V=Q/C

 What is value in health care?

 How is Quality measured?  How are Costs measured?

 Is our current system delivering value to those that require services?

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Quality

 Does our heath care system provide the attributes that people desire in their care?

 When sick  When well

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Sick Care

What do people want? 1 Don’t kill Don 2 Don’t hurt Don 3 Reduce Don’s pain 4 Don’t make Don feel helpless 5 Don’t make Don wait 6 Don’t waste Don’s money

(See “my right knee” on YouTube, also Annals of Internal Medicine 2005)

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So, how are we doing with Sick Care?

 98,000 deaths annually as a result of medical error**  Rate of adverse events in hospitalized patients 2.9-3.7% of patients**  36% of patients complain of inadequate pain control*  55.4% of patients felt their wishes were not adequately considered*  38.5% felt it took too long for their call light to be answered*  $19.5 Billion in costs due to medical error **

** IOM 1999 *NRC Picker 2015 teaching hospital average

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Wellness Care

What do people want? Disease prevention Health Promotion

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So, how are we doing with Disease Prevention?

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Adherence to Quality Indicators, Overall and According to Type of Care and Function.

McGlynn EA et al. N Engl J Med 2003;348:2635-2645.

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So, how are we doing with health promotion?

CDC, Behavioral Risk Survey System

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OK, we have some opportunities in Quality, what about cost?

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Does high quality care necessarily cost more?

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Probability of Death for Boys and Men 15 to 60 Years of Age in Sweden, Australia, and the United States, 1970–2007.

Murray CJ, Frenk J. N Engl J Med 2010;362:98-99.

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V=Q/C

http://www.brookings.edu/~/media/Research/Files/Reports/2009/8/21-bpc- qualityreport/0821_bpc_qualityreport.PDF

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 Structure

 Physical Facilities  Equipment  People  Training  Payment Methods  Process - Healthcare delivery  Diagnosis  Treatment  Preventive Care  Patient Education

 Measures of Process are nearly equal to measures of quality of care

Outcomes = Structure + Process

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So what is changing with value based purchasing?

 Payment Methods

 Move away from fee-for-service piece work to global fee for population served  No additional payment for complications

 Process Measures

 Was needed care provided? – reduction of underuse  Was care not indicated provided? – reduction of overuse

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Current Trials

 Affordable Care Organizations  Patient Centered Medical Homes  Giesinger and other large health systems  Insurance company trials (inclucing BCBS Kansas City)

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Maeng, D. D., Khan, N., Tomcavage, J., Graf, T. R., Davis, D. E., & Steele,

  • G. D. (2015). Reduced

Acute Inpatient Care Was Largest Savings Component Of Geisinger Health System’s Patient- Centered Medical

  • Home. Health Affairs,

34(4), 636–644.

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Questions?