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21 Jun 2017
Infographic

What Is the Value of Patient-Reported Outcomes?

Americans have poor health outcomes despite spending much more than other industrialized nations on health care. Patient-reported outcomes promote public health and improve the quality of health care.

Infographic: Health Care Spending: How does the U.S. compare to other countries? Total health spending per person, 2015 (U.S. dollars)Italy	3272 OECD Average	3814 United Kingdom	4003 Japan	4150 France	4407 Canada	4608 Germany	5267 United States	9451

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17 Jul 2017
Spotlight

Placing Patients at the Center of Health Care

Longstanding debate about how to ensure and measure excellent healthcare abounds. Increasingly health professionals, insurers, researchers and, indeed, patients and families, are recognizing that health care is better when patients’ needs are placed at the center of the decision-making process. How can we capture patient voices in ways that can improve healthcare delivery, cost, and outcomes? How do we measure what matters to the person who becomes a patient when illness strikes?
Topic: 
Health, Patient, Family, and Stakeholder Engagement, Patient-Centered Quality & Performance Measurement
21 Jun 2017
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San Keller

Long Story Short: What is the Value of Patient-Reported Outcomes?

Patient-reported outcomes measure patients’ direct experiences of their health condition and health care. San Keller explains the value of such outcomes in promoting public health and improving the quality of health care.
Topic: 
Health, Patient-Centered Quality & Performance Measurement
10 Apr 2017
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Principles for Making Health Care Measurement Patient-Centered

Patient-centered measurement involves partnering with patients in a meaningful way to decide what we measure, how we measure it, and how we report and use the results of measurement. Principles for Making Health Care Measurement Patient-Centered offers a vision of measurement that is patient-driven, holistic, transparent, comprehensible and timely, and co-created with patients. These principles, and related examples, address a critical gap in measuring health care by placing patient preferences at the center.
Topic: 
Health, Patient-Centered Quality & Performance Measurement

Further Reading

  • Long Story Short: What is the Value of Patient-Reported Outcomes?
  • The American Institutes for Research Partners with Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services to Improve Primary Care Practices
  • Placing Patients at the Center of Health Care
  • Patient-Reported Outcomes Measurement Information System (PROMIS) Network Center
  • Taking a Page from Education to Improve Healthcare
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