ReviewInternational journal of preventive medicine2021
Model for Value-based Policy-making in Health Systems.
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- Challenges of Rural Family Physician Policy in Iran.International journal of preventive medicine · 2023Review
- Non-financial access to healthcare services in rural areas: A case study of people with disabilities living in Northern Iran.PloS one · 2023Article
- The Value Framework Governing Iran's Health System Policy: A Practical Gap.International journal of preventive medicine · 2022Article
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Abstract
backgroundValues are at the heart of discussions related to policy-making and any kind of reforms in health systems. Despite wide recognition of its importance, the concept of value is still vague and the policy-making processes remain astray with respect to values. This study aims to provide a model of value-based policy-making and to explain the concept value and how it affects policy-making.
methodsThe main question of the current study is to explain the concept of value-based policy-making and developing a model, based on the explained concept. In this line, critical review method and Carnwell and Daly approach and using particular keywords related to stewardship, and searching databases were used. In the initial search, 739 studies were obtained, of which using targeted sampling method, 11 studies were finally selected. Then, in order to design and explain different aspects of the value concept in the health system and to develop a model, selected studies were criticized, and finally, the conceptual model of value is designed and explained.
resultsThe concept of value and its effects, dimensions and its relation to principles, evidence and criteria were determined at different stages of the policy-making process. It was also revealed that value-based policy-making in a health system is contingent upon the realization of terminal values.
conclusionsIn the process of selecting the best policy option, it is necessary to identify the relationship between terminal, instrumental, criterion, and evidence to avoid deviating from the reference value framework in any country and to avoid blindly imitating other experiences in other countries.
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