What is value-based healthcare? Why does it require different ways of working and how will this affect healthcare providers, clinicians, nurses, and healthcare workers? 

Professor Paul van der Nat, an international expert in value-based healthcare, shares his experience on how value-based healthcare, where care is organised around the patient based on patient needs, future-proofs care, and how we can learn from each other globally on the journey towards value-based healthcare.

Together with SGH Hospital of the Future Podcast hosts Associate Professor Goh Su-Yen and Associate Professor Hairil Rizal Bin Abdullah, Professor Paul explains:

• how value-based healthcare has developed over the years
• what steps he and his team at Santeon, Radboud University Medical Center, and St. Antonius Hospital successfully developed to implement value-based healthcare in hospitals
  
• how value-based healthcare impacts the accessibility, quality and affordability of care hospitals provide
• while change management is necessary for implementing value-based health care and he is cognisant that changes can demand a lot from healthcare providers,  a vital element of value-based healthcare is that it increases the job satisfaction of nurses and medical specialists, and should not be underestimated at a time of increasing work pressure and staff shortages
• how departments sometimes work in silos, where various healthcare professionals of a patient might hardly know each other and each other's work
• his focus on how we can work more in multidisciplinary teams, to provide patients better care and prioritise value for individual patients