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I agree that value-based healthcare has become an important topic in healthcare transformation and is crucial in ensuring high patient outcomes. Unlike the earlier approach, this type of care is geared towards cutting healthcare costs as well as providing patient satisfaction, as put by Mariann. Besides, through value-based care, healthcare providers will only receive reimbursement after the provision of quality care to patients with Medicare. The better part of value-based care is that it is anchored into three components: better care for patients, populations, and cost reduction (Kaplan et al., 2013). As such, it is due to the reasons above that the shift to value-based care has been prominent in most healthcare organizations.
With the implementation of value-based care, the roles of Advanced Registered Nurses (ARNs) are set to increase. As opposed to the earlier approach, value-based care will force them to apply their skills in managing patient conditions to avoid unnecessary treatments that increase costs (Weberg et al., 2018). As reiterated by Mariann, this model of care will be favorable to healthcare professionals since they will have direct control in providing quality care.
I agree that value-based healthcare has become an important topic in healthcare transformation and is crucial in ensuring high patient outcomes. Unlike the earlier approach, this type of care is geared towards cutting healthcare costs as well as providing patient satisfaction, as put by Mariann. Besides, through value-based care, healthcare providers will only receive reimbursement after the provision of quality care to patients with Medicare. The better part of value-based care is that it is anchored into three components: better care for patients, populations, and cost reduction (Kaplan et al., 2013). As such, it is due to the reasons above that the shift to value-based care has been prominent in most healthcare organizations.
With the implementation of value-based care, the roles of Advanced Registered Nurses (ARNs) are set to increase. As opposed to the earlier approach, value-based care will force them to apply their skills in managing patient conditions to avoid unnecessary treatments that increase costs (Weberg et al., 2018). As reiterated by Mariann, this model of care will be favorable to healthcare professionals since they will have direct control in providing quality care.