Five ways to administer value

Watch our Value Based Healthcare mini-series, 'Five ways to administer value' featuring Professor John Moxham. 

Five ways to administer value | Prescribing value

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DnaqnAV5rl4 

Improving value at King's Health Partners

Professor John Moxham blogs about the importance of focusing on value and argues that the only way to deliver sustainable, high quality, healthcare is to increase value – better outcomes for the same cost or the same outcomes at a reduced cost.

Five ways to administer value | A dose of patient outcomes 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=3&v=JfSLje4XCHM

Better outcomes drive better value

In the second blog of our Value Based Healthcare mini-series, Professor John Moxham blogs about how and why we should be recording patient outcomes, posing the important question - if members of a particular healthcare team are not collecting, or are not aware of the outcomes that their efforts are producing, how can they know how good a job they are doing?

Five ways to administer value | a prescription for data 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_hemVOxjZpc

Informatics powering value

For the third blog of the series, Gary McAllister, Chief Technology Officer for Our Healthier South East London and Guy’s and St Thomas’ NHS Foundation Trust, blogs about the value of using informatics to improve patient outcomes.

Five ways to administer value | a spoonful of mind and body care

https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=9&v=IsVA82rY98U


Mind and body care - the highest value proposition of all?

In the fourth blog of our series, Kate Lillywhite, Programme Director for King’s Health Partners Mind & Body, discusses why joining up mental and physical healthcare is essentialto achieving a value driven healthcare system.

Five ways to administer value | a pill for powerful pathways

https://youtu.be/1cSSgYHxVX0

Redesigning value into the orthopaedics clinical pathway

In fifth blog, Dr Lucinda Gabriel, Darzi Fellow on the Value Based Healthcare programme, blogs about redesigning the orthopaedic clinical pathway to enhance value.

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