The Outcomes That Matter to Patients
As an industry, healthcare spends a lot of time measuring and reporting outcomes. Taking a consumer based approach would also consider the outcomes that matter to patients. This table from Harvard Business Review’s “The Strategy to Fix Healthcare” offers a patient-centered approach with the example of the patient’s view of a successful hip replacement.
As an industry, healthcare spends a lot of time measuring and reporting outcomes. Taking a consumer based approach would also consider the outcomes that matter to patients. This table from Harvard Business Review’s “The Strategy to Fix Healthcare” offers a patient-centered approach with the example of the patient’s view of a successful hip replacement.
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