Value Based Health Administration Approaches to Improve Patient-Centered Outcomes

Yulinda Novita; Rahma Anjani Putri

doi:10.69725/appha.v1i1.262

Authors

Yulinda Novita Doctoral Program in Public Health, Hasanuddin University, Makassar, Indonesia
Rahma Anjani Putri Public Health Study Programme at Hasanuddin University, Makassar. Indonesia

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.69725/appha.v1i1.262

Keywords:

Value based contracting, Interprofessional coordination, Patient engagement, Primary care access, Patient centered outcome

Abstract

Objective: The purpose of this article is explore how value-based health management models that are adopted in other industries can resultant in patient-centric care outcomes in terms of integrated governance and clinical alignment.
Methods: A quantitative cross-sectional design using established survey instruments and statistical modelling was utilised to examine hypothesized relationships among measures of interest.
Results: Results Value-based payment model, interprofessional communication, clinical outcomes, method of payment, and patient involvement are positively correlated with patient-reported outcomes. In addition, increased primary care access enhances these associations, thus emphasizing its role as an important moderator.
Novelty: In contrast to existing literature focusing mainly on individual interventions, our study combines different value-based interventions in one comprehensive model. In doing so, it posits both direct effects on patient-centered care as well as the mediating effects of primary care access, thereby linking theoretical and empirical gaps in health services administration research.
Implications: The research has broad implications for global health policy and management, it shows that combining financial, clinical, and organizational levers can drive sustained improvements in patient-centered outcomes. From a pragmatic standpoint, our results have practical implications for policy makers, administrators, and clinicians interested in stimulating VBP reforms. Conceptually, it also highlights the need to embed administrative processes in equity principles if balanced and optimal patient care is to be produced. Together, these works emphasize the importance of value-based and value-driven paradigms to inform transformative health systems globally.

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Author Biographies

Yulinda Novita, Doctoral Program in Public Health, Hasanuddin University, Makassar, Indonesia

Yulinda Novita adalah seorang kandidat doktor di Program Studi Kesehatan Masyarakat, Universitas Hasanuddin, Makassar. Dengan latar belakang yang kuat di bidang kesehatan, Yulinda memfokuskan penelitiannya pada administrasi kesehatan berbasis nilai (value-based health administration) dan peningkatan hasil yang berpusat pada pasien (patient-centered outcomes). Minat risetnya mencakup eksplorasi model-model inovatif dalam penyelenggaraan layanan kesehatan untuk menciptakan sistem yang lebih efisien, efektif, dan responsif terhadap kebutuhan pasien. Melalui karyanya, Yulinda berupaya memberikan kontribusi signifikan terhadap transformasi kebijakan dan praktik manajemen kesehatan di Indonesia, dengan tujuan akhir mewujudkan pelayanan kesehatan yang berkualitas tinggi dan berkelanjutan.
Rahma Anjani Putri, Public Health Study Programme at Hasanuddin University, Makassar. Indonesia

Rahma Anjani Putri is a researcher and doctoral candidate from the Public Health Study Programme at Hasanuddin University, Makassar. Her academic and professional focus is on applying value-based approaches in health administration to optimise patient-centred outcomes. Rahma has a deep interest in analysing the effectiveness of health system interventions, policy reforms, and service management strategies. Her research aims to bridge the gap between theory and practice, generating scientific evidence that can be used for strategic decision-making in the health sector. She is committed to advancing a health system that is not only clinically excellent but also prioritises patient value and experience.

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