The Triple Aim Must Overcome the Triple Threat - JAMA Network
2018年11月8日 · The Triple Aim—defined as enhancing the experience of care for the patient, improving the health of populations, and reducing the per capita costs of health care—has become the guiding light of American health policy in the last decade.
The Triple Aim for Payment Reform in Joint Replacement Surgery
Hence, large-scale national reform to mitigate these marked disparities is needed. 2 The Triple Aim framework, which conveys the idea that health systems need to simultaneously optimize over multiple interlinked yet diverse goals including care experience, population health, and per-capita costs, 3 may provide a model for incorporating ...
The Quintuple Aim for Health Care Improvement - JAMA Network
One solution is to rethink the original "Triple Aim." Rather than moving from a triple to quadruple to quintuple aims, perhaps we should reduce the number of aims and focus on the core problems in the US health care system: poor value and persistent health inequities. A new dual aim would explicitly focus on advancing improvement in health per ...
Achieving the Triple Aim Through Disruptive Innovations in Self …
The new challenges facing the US health care system call for low-cost, affordable innovative solutions in delivery of services to achieve the triple aim: improving the experience of care, improving population health, and reducing the per capita costs of health care.
Will Hospitals Finally Listen to Nurses? - JAMA Network
The introduction of the Quadruple Aim 9 of health care reform adds clinician well-being to the original Triple Aim—delivery of high-quality, cost-effective, and equitable care. The addition of a fourth aim was motivated by the notion that achieving the Triple Aim is hindered without a strong, supported, and accessible clinical workforce.
The Triple Aim Applied to Correctional Health Systems
This Viewpoint characterizes correctional health care as a separate health system in the US responsible for the lives of 2 million citizens, but largely neglected by the quality improvement movement, and discusses ways to improve care, outcomes, and health care value for incarcerated individuals and...
Readmission Rates as a Quality Indicator in Sepsis
2021年6月4日 · While there are published data that indicate that using readmission rates as a quality indicator does not lead to unintended consequences or trade-offs in the quality of population health, costs of care, or the individual experience of care (the triple aim goals), 4 there remains uncertainty regarding whether the readmission rate is a valid ...
The “Iron Triangle” of Health Care: Access, Cost, and Quality
2012年10月3日 · When I talk about health policy, I often refer to the iron triangle of health care. The 3 components of the triangle are access, cost, and quality. One of my professors in medical school used this concept to illustrate the inherent trade-offs in health care systems. His point was that at any time,...
To Meet Health Care's Triple Aim, Lean Management Must Be …
Many health care organizations seeking solutions to the broad and complex range of problems facing US health care are exploring management practices, such as the “Lean” system, that have improved performance in manufacturing and technology sectors.1 McConnell and colleagues2 report that adapting...
Health Status and Health Care Access Among Lesbian, Gay, and …
Achieving the triple aim for sexual and gender minorities. N Engl J Med . 2022;387(4):294-297. doi: 10.1056/NEJMp2204569 PubMed Google Scholar Crossref 6.