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Medtech
Medtech (medical technology) encompasses a wide range of innovative devices, software, and solutions designed to improve healthcare delivery
Medtech
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Value-Based Healthcare
A healthcare delivery model where payment is tied to the quality and effectiveness of care
Value-Based Healthcare
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Medtech is and will
become more widespread
Traditional Healthcare Challenges
Medtech Brings Huge Benefits
Medtech solutions like EHRs and CPOE systems digitize and optimize administrative tasks, enhancing hospital efficiency and ensuring accurate patient records.
Medtech devices, such as wearable sensors and telemedicine, enable remote patient supervision, reducing in-person visits, freeing up resources, and empowering patients in managing their health.
Medtech utilizes big data and predictive analytics to anticipate patient needs, optimizing staff scheduling, bed management, and supply chain logistics.
Robotic-assisted surgery, like the Da Vinci Surgical System, enhances surgical precision with smaller incisions, reducing recovery times and complications, thus improving patient safety.
Automated medication systems and barcode scanning reduce medication errors, ensuring that patients receive the right medications at the right times.
Patient Identification and Matching: Medtech solutions enhance patient identification accuracy, mitigating the risk of medical errors.
Medtech fosters seamless data exchange across healthcare systems, improving care coordination and reducing redundancy.
Advanced sterilization and robotic disinfection technologies reduce the risk of hospital-acquired infections, enhancing patient safety.
Medtech solutions like patient portals and mobile apps enable active patient participation in their care, improving adherence to treatment plans.
Medtech offers advanced training tools like VR and AR simulations for healthcare professionals to refine their skills in a safe environment, reducing errors during real procedures.
Medtech solutions like EHRs and CPOE systems digitize and optimize administrative tasks, enhancing hospital efficiency and ensuring accurate patient records.
Medtech devices, such as wearable sensors and telemedicine, enable remote patient supervision, reducing in-person visits, freeing up resources, and empowering patients in managing their health.
Medtech utilizes big data and predictive analytics to anticipate patient needs, optimizing staff scheduling, bed management, and supply chain logistics.
Robotic-assisted surgery, like the Da Vinci Surgical System, enhances surgical precision with smaller incisions, reducing recovery times and complications, thus improving patient safety.
Automated medication systems and barcode scanning reduce medication errors, ensuring that patients receive the right medications at the right times.
Patient Identification and Matching: Medtech solutions enhance patient identification accuracy, mitigating the risk of medical errors.
Medtech fosters seamless data exchange across healthcare systems, improving care coordination and reducing redundancy.
Advanced sterilization and robotic disinfection technologies reduce the risk of hospital-acquired infections, enhancing patient safety.
Medtech solutions like patient portals and mobile apps enable active patient participation in their care, improving adherence to treatment plans.
Medtech offers advanced training tools like VR and AR simulations for healthcare professionals to refine their skills in a safe environment, reducing errors during real procedures.
A World Where Medical Errors & Adverse Events ~0 Thanks To The Help Of MedTech
A Win-Win Situation Occurs
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Doctors & medical staff work efficiently
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Patients outcomes are better
Value-Based Healthcare
A New Approach in Healthcare
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Value-Based Healthcare
A Healthcare Delivery Model Where Payment Is Tied To The Quality And Effectiveness Of Care
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Fee For Service
Traditional Healthcare Delivery Model Where Healthcare Providers Are Paid Based On The Quantity Of Services They Provide
Value-Based Healthcare Vs Fee For Service
| Value-Based Healthcare | Fee For Service | |
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| Determining Factor | Based on quality and effectiveness of care | Based on the number of services provided |
| Focus | Wellness and preventive care | Treating |
| Cost Control | Reduce medical cost | Lead to price inflation and redundancy |
| Incentives | Rewards/Penalize for the quality of care | No rewards for the quality of healthcare provided |
| Measurement and Data | Rely on data and analytics to measure outcomes, track performance, and drive continuous improvement in care delivery | Less emphasis on comprehensive data collection for quality improvement. |
| Care Coordination | Promote care coordination among different providers | Less care coordination, fragmented care |
What it would be if we pursue VBHC
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Enhanced Patient Outcomes
Enhanced Patient Outcomes
Value-based healthcare (VBHC) prioritizes improved patient outcomes over excessive services. This approach reduces overuse, leading to better patient care.
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Cost Control and Sustainability
Cost Control and Sustainability
VBHC tackles rising healthcare costs by incentivizing cost-effective care. Rewarding providers for keeping patients healthy and preventing complications helps manage costs and ensures healthcare system sustainability.
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Patient-Centric Care
Patient-Centric Care
VBHC emphasizes personalized treatments, enhancing patient engagement and satisfaction, resulting in improved health outcomes and a more collaborative healthcare system.
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Data-Driven Decision-Making
Data-Driven Decision-Making
VBHC relies on data and analytics to refine healthcare practices continuously. This approach leads to better care delivery and resource allocation.
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Performance-Based Compensation
Performance-Based Compensation
VBHC introduces pay-for-performance, motivating providers to invest in care quality and cost reduction, fostering innovation and best practices.
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Population Health Management
Population Health Management
VBHC promotes proactive strategies for community health improvement, reducing the burden of chronic conditions.
Enhanced Patient Outcomes
Enhanced Patient Outcomes
Value-based healthcare (VBHC) prioritizes improved patient outcomes over excessive services. This approach reduces overuse, leading to better patient care.
Cost Control and Sustainability
Cost Control and Sustainability
VBHC tackles rising healthcare costs by incentivizing cost-effective care. Rewarding providers for keeping patients healthy and preventing complications helps manage costs and ensures healthcare system sustainability.
Patient-Centric Care
Patient-Centric Care
VBHC emphasizes personalized treatments, enhancing patient engagement and satisfaction, resulting in improved health outcomes and a more collaborative healthcare system.
Data-Driven Decision-Making
Data-Driven Decision-Making
VBHC relies on data and analytics to refine healthcare practices continuously. This approach leads to better care delivery and resource allocation.
Performance-Based Compensation
Performance-Based Compensation
VBHC introduces pay-for-performance, motivating providers to invest in care quality and cost reduction, fostering innovation and best practices.
Population Health Management
Population Health Management
VBHC promotes proactive strategies for community health improvement, reducing the burden of chronic conditions.
Value-Based Care Meets Shareholder Value
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Patients
Lower healthcare costs and improved quality of care
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Payers
Stronger cost controls and reduced risks
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Providers
Higher patient satisfaction rates and better care efficiencies
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Physicians
Financial incentives for quality care & improved patient outcomes
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Policy Makers
Stronger cost controls & improved population health
Digital transformation
Key factor accelerates The
future of Healthcare
Throughout the decades, we’ve seen advantages when it comes to healthcare change such as growing focus on patient-centered care, patient demand for transparency, policy and regulatory changes, emphasis on preventive care and population health, rising healthcare costs.
Digital transformation - Key factor
accelerates The future of Healthcare
Factors affecting the possibility of Medtech and VBHC
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Information Technology
Enhance precision and efficiency in diagnostics and treatment and facilitates data-driven decision-making for personalized patient care
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Regulatory Environment
Shape standards, ensuring patient safety, and fostering innovation within a framework of compliance
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Standardization of Care
Promote consistency, interoperability, and data-driven decision-making for improved patient outcomes
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Change Management
Ensure seamless adoption, stakeholder engagement, and continuous improvement in healthcare delivery
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Risk Sharing and Payment Models
Incentivize quality outcomes and fostering collaboration among stakeholders in the healthcare ecosystem
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Provider Collaboration
Foster coordinated care, data sharing, and collective efforts to enhance patient outcomes while managing costs effectively
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Long-Term Commitment
Ensure sustained innovation, continuous improvement, and the establishment of enduring partnerships for lasting impact on healthcare delivery
However, now is the right time to accelerate Medtech and Healthcare which require high levels of patient - centricity because IT is growing rapidly than ever with the presence of EHR, Telemedicine, Wearable Devices, AI in Diagnostics, Medical Imaging,... Thus, the shift will become possible.
In conclusion, there are many obstacles in changing healthcare but it’s completely possible with the help of technology and the efforts of stakeholders with an aim to build a healthier and happier society.
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