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Radiology's Role in Achieving Equity in Value-Base ...
WEB33-2023
WEB33-2023
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The discussion focused on redefining value in healthcare, particularly radiology, to enhance equity through high-value imaging. The speaker illustrated the concept using Mario Kart as an analogy for value, emphasizing quality relative to cost and the capability to engage a wide audience. In healthcare, value-based care involves eliminating low-value imaging, which refers to procedures where harms or costs outweigh benefits. Tools like ACR appropriateness criteria can guide providers in selecting appropriate imaging, reducing unnecessary tests. Post-imaging, standardized recommendations using tools like natural language processing can streamline processes and ensure consistent quality. The speaker also highlighted automation and AI's potential to enhance diagnostic precision and service delivery, particularly for marginalized populations. Ensuring timely and affordable access to care, such as virtual consultations and improving patient engagement through community outreach, were emphasized as critical for health equity. The narrative underscored the importance of system-wide strategies for cost management and service quality standardization, ultimately delivering a high-value, patient-centered healthcare experience.
Keywords
healthcare value
radiology equity
high-value imaging
value-based care
AI in healthcare
patient engagement
cost management
health equity
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