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The value proposition for geriatrics.

Joseph G Ouslander¹, A Sasha Rackman¹, William Russell^1,2

¹Schmidt College of Medicine, Florida Atlantic University, Boca Raton, Florida, USA.

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Summary

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Geriatric professionals are vital for value-based care (VBC) success, offering expertise in person-centered care, leadership, and quality improvement for older adults. Supporting geriatric centers of excellence enhances these contributions within age-friendly health systems.

Keywords:

centers of excellence geriatric medicine value‐based care

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Gerontology
Health Systems Science
Value-Based Care

Background:

The field of Geriatrics faces future challenges.
A positive outlook and value proposition are needed.
Geriatric expertise is crucial for evolving healthcare models.

Purpose of the Study:

To present a positive view and value proposition for Geriatrics.
To identify key roles for geriatric professionals in value-based care (VBC).
To recommend strategies for integrating Geriatrics into health systems.

Main Methods:

Conceptual analysis of Geriatrics' role in VBC.
Identification of specific roles for geriatric professionals.
Proposal for a framework supporting geriatric expertise.

Main Results:

Geriatric professionals are well-suited for VBC roles.
Key roles include educators, consultants, leaders, and quality improvers.
Geriatric expertise enhances person-centered care for older adults.

Conclusions:

Geriatrics offers significant value in VBC settings.
Health systems should leverage geriatric expertise for improved outcomes.
Establishing geriatric Centers of Excellence is recommended for system-wide impact.