Appropriate Value-Based Care

At TTSH, we are committed to bring value to you through meaningful health outcomes and cost-effective care.

What is Value?

Cambridge Dictionary defines value as: “The importance or worth of something for someone”

 

In our daily lives, we often make judgments about value. For example, when booking a hotel for a vacation, we think about how convenient the location is and what amenities are offered. We then consider these benefits in relation to our budget or how much we are willing to pay.

In healthcare, value is understood in a similar way. It involves balancing the health outcomes that matter to patients, such as recovery, safety, and quality of life, with the resources used to achieve them. In value-based care, we design around what matters most to you, while keeping care affordable and sustainable over time.

 

Why do we need to embark on Value-Based Care?

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We are living longest but in poor health (Outcome).
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Growth in healthcare spending is unsustainable (Cost).
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Shortage of Health Workers to meet projected healthcare demand (Care).

*Adapted from Ministry of Health, A Primer on Appropriate & Value-Based Care (AVBC) in Singapore, 2025, pp. 6-8.

Value-Based Care @ TTSH

Improving value for patients, where value is defined as the health outcomes achieved that matter to patients relative to the cost of achieving those outcomes.

 

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TTSH refined the Value Equation to focus on our patients, grounding it in outcomes and priorities that matter most to them:

 

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Value-Based Care and Service Design

Enhancing the value of care to patients by improving outcomes while optimising cost:

Value-Based Outcomes