New approaches to value in health and care
November 2016
Key points
- The paper's calls to action, which could be adopted immediately by local areas or New Care Model programme vanguard sites, include:
- building a consensus on replacing the National Outcomes Frameworks with a simplified cross-system framework
- basing core national outcomes on the health and wellbeing outcomes that are most important to people and communities
- prioritising support for commissioners to build skills, knowledge and confidence to commission for the outcomes that people and communities value
- ensuring widespread use of the Public Services (Social Value) Act 2012 in health commissioning.
Realising the Value was an 18-month programme that aimed to consolidate what is known about person- and community-centred approaches for health and wellbeing, and make recommendations on how they can have maximum impact.
This paper makes a series of calls to action to ensure that the approach to understanding, capturing, measuring and assessing value in health and care takes full account of value, as it is experienced and created by people and communities.
The paper also proposes a set of value statements and accompanying pledges.
New approaches to value in health and care was written for those seeking to add value to people’s lives and mobilise the value that people and communities themselves can create for health and wellbeing.
Further reading
Learning report
Realising the value
This final report from the Realising the Value programme puts forward ten key actions – focused both...
Thought paper
How should we think about value in health and care?
In Realising the Value, Nesta and the Health Foundation are strengthening the case for people taking...
You might also like...
Research project
Analysing quality of life for people with a learning disability using the Personal Outcome Scale
Project that is aiming to develop a better understanding of lived experience to identify what caring...
Improvement project
What matters to you? Putting people with inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) in control of their care
This project will create partnerships, led by people living with IBD, to design services and deliver...
Improvement project
Improving health services with homeless people in Brighton
This project is aiming to improve health services for homeless and vulnerably housed people in...
Get social
Health Foundation @HealthFdn
Black, Asian & minority ethnic groups are at higher risk of dying from COVID-19. Knowing which studies on this are… https://t.co/ijTxqkSJLm
Follow us on TwitterWork with us
We look for talented and passionate individuals as everyone at the Health Foundation has an important role to play.
View current vacanciesThe Q community
Q is an initiative connecting people with improvement expertise across the UK.
Find out more