门诊唇裂手术的价值分析。

IF 0.7 4区 医学 Q Medicine Plastic Surgery Pub Date : 2013-01-01
Jugpal S Arneja, Craig Mitton
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背景:由于资源供应有限和缺乏控制患者需求的可靠方法,社会化卫生系统面临财政约束。在提供哪些服务和资助哪些项目方面,必须有某种形式的优先排序。我们需要一种数据驱动的决策方法,将安全和质量等结果纳入财政审慎的背景下。Michael Porter倡导的价值模型包含了这些参数,其中价值被定义为结果除以成本。目的:从质量和安全的角度评估门诊唇裂手术,并评估门诊唇裂手术在北美的相关费用。结论将得出如何提高唇裂手术的整体价值。方法:对近30年来发表的有关唇裂门诊修复的文章进行价值分析,从质量和安全的角度确定唇裂门诊修复患者的候选比例。建立了一个基于唇裂修复住院费用的经济模型。结果:通过对已发表的文献报告的分析,目前有少数(28%)的唇裂修复患者以门诊方式出院。进一步分析表明,88.9%的患者是当天出院的安全候选者。从经济角度来看,美国门诊唇腭裂手术的住院费用平均为2390美元,加拿大为1800美元。结论:本分析回顾了近30年的相关文献,最终表明门诊唇裂手术对大多数患者的质量和安全指标都得到了保证。财务模型说明了通过采用这种实践变化而节省的潜在成本。对于适当选择的患者,门诊唇腭裂手术提高整体医疗保健价值。
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Ambulatory cleft lip surgery: A value analysis.

Background: Socialized health systems face fiscal constraints due to a limited supply of resources and few reliable ways to control patient demand. Some form of prioritization must occur as to what services to offer and which programs to fund. A data-driven approach to decision making that incorporates outcomes, including safety and quality, in the setting of fiscal prudence is required. A value model championed by Michael Porter encompasses these parameters, in which value is defined as outcomes divided by cost.

Objectives: To assess ambulatory cleft lip surgery from a quality and safety perspective, and to assess the costs associated with ambulatory cleft lip surgery in North America. Conclusions will be drawn as to how the overall value of cleft lip surgery may be enhanced.

Methods: A value analysis of published articles related to ambulatory cleft lip repair over the past 30 years was performed to determine what percentage of patients would be candidates for ambulatory cleft lip repair from a quality and safety perspective. An economic model was constructed based on costs associated with the inpatient stay related to cleft lip repair.

Results: On analysis of the published reports in the literature, a minority (28%) of patients are currently discharged in an ambulatory fashion following cleft lip repair. Further analysis suggests that 88.9% of patients would be safe candidates for same-day discharge. From an economic perspective, the mean cost per patient for the overnight admission component of ambulatory cleft surgery to the health care system in the United States was USD$2,390 and $1,800 in Canada.

Conclusions: The present analysis reviewed germane publications over a 30-year period, ultimately suggesting that ambulatory cleft lip surgery results in preservation of quality and safety metrics for most patients. The financial model illustrates a potential cost saving through the adoption of such a practice change. For appropriately selected patients, ambulatory cleft surgery enhances overall health care value.

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Plastic Surgery
Plastic Surgery SURGERY-
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期刊介绍: Plastic Surgery (Chirurgie Plastique) is the official journal of the Canadian Society of Plastic Surgeons, the Canadian Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery, Group for the Advancement of Microsurgery, and the Canadian Society for Surgery of the Hand. It serves as a major venue for Canadian research, society guidelines, and continuing medical education.
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