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Shifting to triple value healthcare: Reflections from England
Anant Jani1, Sven Jungmann2, Muir Gray1
1Nuffield Department of Primary Care Health Sciences, University of Oxford, Oxford, Great Britain.
Summary
Healthcare systems face challenges from growing populations and limited resources. A shift to triple value healthcare, focusing on outcomes and resource optimization, is essential for resilient and sustainable systems.
Area of Science:
- Healthcare Management
- Health Services Research
- Public Health Policy
Background:
- Global healthcare systems face increasing demand due to population growth and aging, coupled with stagnant or declining resources.
- Traditional quality, safety, and efficiency improvements are insufficient to address current healthcare challenges.
- A paradigm shift is necessary to ensure healthcare systems can meet present and future demands.
Purpose of the Study:
- To advocate for a transition to triple value healthcare to build resilient and sustainable healthcare systems.
- To provide a historical context of the Quality and Evidence-based Healthcare model.
- To detail practical solutions for implementing triple value healthcare and its adoption in new regions.
Main Methods:
- Historical review of Quality and Evidence-based Healthcare models.
- Analysis of the emergence of value as a key theme in healthcare, particularly in England.
- Description of four practical solutions developed within the English National Health Service (NHS) RightCare programme.
- Examination of the introduction of triple value healthcare in Germany.
Main Results:
- Triple value healthcare offers a framework to improve outcomes at process, patient, and population levels while optimizing resource utilization.
- The RightCare programme in the English NHS has developed practical solutions to implement triple value healthcare.
- Triple value healthcare is being introduced into Germany, with defined steps for adoption.
Conclusions:
- Triple value healthcare is a necessary evolution beyond traditional quality improvement to address complex healthcare challenges.
- The successful implementation of triple value healthcare requires practical, evidence-based solutions and strategic adoption planning.
- This model provides a pathway for creating more resilient, sustainable, and value-driven healthcare systems globally.
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