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LetsTalkValue: Value-Based Care, Risk Stratification and Personalized Care
Dr Verena Voelter - Co-editor and author of <The Next Tango - A Patient Guide> puts Value-Based Health Care to life in this unique episode. What does it mean in a real-life patient setting?
Hear her out in a dialogue with patient Jim, featured in chapter 4 of The Next Tango and how a personalized approach in risk-stratified cohorts in a cardiovascular medical condition (AMI) can have a real impact.
Rehab and secondary prevention are important - but a OneSizeFitsAll approach can even have detrimental effects if the patient doesn't get a chance to understand his/her WHY - why not do something - and why to do something. We know that >80% of the impact on our health is not medical, but behavioral and lifestyle. So, we cannot treat an 80yr old patient with multiple co-morbidities after an acute myocardial infarction (AMI) just the same way as a 40yrs, active, sportive, otherwise healthy individual.
Hear more to get inspired how you can approach it differently, with a risk stratification of medical condition cohorts. This is how to successful apply VBHC with the right treatment for the right patient at the right time.
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By Verena Voelter, MDDr Verena Voelter - Co-editor and author of <The Next Tango - A Patient Guide> puts Value-Based Health Care to life in this unique episode. What does it mean in a real-life patient setting?
Hear her out in a dialogue with patient Jim, featured in chapter 4 of The Next Tango and how a personalized approach in risk-stratified cohorts in a cardiovascular medical condition (AMI) can have a real impact.
Rehab and secondary prevention are important - but a OneSizeFitsAll approach can even have detrimental effects if the patient doesn't get a chance to understand his/her WHY - why not do something - and why to do something. We know that >80% of the impact on our health is not medical, but behavioral and lifestyle. So, we cannot treat an 80yr old patient with multiple co-morbidities after an acute myocardial infarction (AMI) just the same way as a 40yrs, active, sportive, otherwise healthy individual.
Hear more to get inspired how you can approach it differently, with a risk stratification of medical condition cohorts. This is how to successful apply VBHC with the right treatment for the right patient at the right time.
Like it? Share it.