Valuebased Geriatric Healthcare Models

Description

The future of the American healthcare system is value-driven healthcare. The three objectives of value-driven healthcare are to enhance patient experience and treatment quality, increase insurance coverage, and limit rising healthcare expenses. Geriatrics, sometimes known as geriatric medicine, is a field of study that focuses on the medical needs of the elderly. By preventing and treating illnesses and impairments in older persons, it strives to enhance health. The purpose of this book is to provide value in the larger healthcare system by describing the history of value-based buying and contemporary geriatric care models. The three objectives of value-driven healthcare systems, which are anticipated to stay at the core of healthcare, are the book's major emphasis. The book is divided into chapters that discuss geriatrics-specific care models, drivers for better outcomes, and quality indicators of care. The material also covers some of the most crucial times for patients who are aging. This book has concise language that is easy to read and retain, as well as lively graphics that encourage learning in a very visual way. The book will be useful to readers.