Value-Based vs. Values-Based Care
Original Air Date: December 12, 2023
CEU offered: 1.5 Learning CEU
Webinar Duration: 90 minutes
CE Instructors:
- Darren Sush, PsyD, BCBA-D
- Tom Frazier, PhD
Abstract:
This presentation will include brief content presentations by three speakers, each focused on how using a values-based approach can enhance the behavioral intervention field's transition into value-based care models. Specifically, presenters will describe what is meant by values and values-based care.
Presenters will describe ways to quantify value, including measurement approaches and domains of functioning (pillars of value) that can inform the value of behavioral intervention services. Speakers will also focus on helping to understand current knowledge in the field regarding what assessment information can be used to inform individual outcomes and hence can guide treatment strategy.
Presenters will also describe how optimization of value involves decreasing inefficiencies in the system as well as increasing the quality of care.
Learning Objectives
- Participants will use the distinction between values-based care and value-based care as a guide to future assessment and intervention practice.
- Participants will understand and use the key domains of life and functioning and aspects of outcome measures in developing an outcome assessment strategy.
- Participants will use our current knowledge of what factors predict outcome in tailoring the intervention approach for individual patients.
- Using knowledge of inefficiencies in the current behavioral intervention assessment processes, participants can modify practices to increase standardization and quality of assessment while decreasing process inefficiencies.
Instructor(s)
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Clinical Program Senior Manager, Cigna Darren Sush, PsyD, BCBA-D
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