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Discrete choice experiment on educating value-based healthcare.

Cindy Y G Noben¹, Lorette A Stammen², Sanne Vaassen³

¹Academy of Postgraduate Medical Education, Maastricht University Medical Centre+, Maastricht, Netherlands cindy.noben@mumc.nl.

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Summary

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Residents prefer value-based healthcare (VBHC) education delivered by a VBHC expert and clinician, with protected time and formal curriculum inclusion. These insights can enhance medical education and healthcare value.

Keywords:

Change management Health economics Health services administration & management Medical education & training Organisational development Quality in health care

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Area of Science:

Medical Education
Health Services Research
Value-Based Healthcare

Background:

Value-based healthcare (VBHC) is crucial for clinical decision-making and medical education.
Understanding resident preferences for VBHC education is key to improving postgraduate training and healthcare outcomes.

Purpose of the Study:

To explore residents' preferences regarding the conditions for value-based healthcare (VBHC) education.
To identify factors influencing residents' choices in VBHC educational programs.

Main Methods:

A discrete choice experiment (DCE) was employed to assess resident preferences.
DCE analyzed trade-offs residents make when selecting educational conditions for VBHC.

Main Results:

Residents prefer VBHC education delivered jointly by a VBHC expert and a clinician.
They favor limited protected time for VBHC initiatives during work hours.
Inclusion of VBHC in formal educational plans is desired.

Conclusions:

Resident preferences should guide the optimization of graduate and postgraduate medical education curricula.
Facilitating resident participation in VBHC education and initiatives requires considering these preferences.
Implementing these changes can improve the integration of VBHC into medical training and practice.