Hanna D Belay, Meron A Gebrewold, Biniyam A Ayele, Dereje M Oda, Fikru T Kelemu, Yared Z Zewde, Selam K Melkamu, Mehila Z Wuhib, Seid A Gugssa, Abenet T Mengesha, Guta Z Metaferia
Neurology Training and Medical Education in Resource-Limited Settings: Building and Growing the First Neurology Residency Program in East Africa
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healthcare systems constantly evolve improve care quality resource utilization one way implementing valuebased healthcare vbhc economic approach scoping review aims identify describe literature vbhc particularly psychosocial aspects uncover research gaps review followed prisma guidelines scoping reviews took following 14 steps defining research question b identifying relevant studies c selecting studies 15 mapping data e collecting synthesizing reporting results detailed boolean search conducted january 2021 august 31 2021 across apa psycinfo pubmed databases using keywords valuebased healthcare psychosocial perspective initially three reviewers screened 70 erecords independently assessing titles abstracts fulltext inclusion criteria discrepancies regarding evaluation articles resolved consensus sessions reviewers final review included 14 relevant erecords english peerreviewed sources focusing quantitative qualitative research analysis four areas emerged 1 value chains healthcare 2 styles activities practices value cocreation healthcare 3 value cocreation encounter process 4 value cocreation preventive health services scoping review findings suggest several potential key aspects including interdependence patients healthcare organizations organizational culture healthcare role patientcentered approaches focus relationships communication social support healthcare achieved patient engagement patientcentered care communication health literacy psychosocial support services comprehensive psychosocial assessments care coordination continuity care integrating psychosocial elements vhbc enhances quality optimizes resource use findings highlight need develop practical guidance implement culture value care takes account psychosocial aspects emerged fully addressed pandemic teaches workforce poorly receives sudden unsystematic changes review could provide initial basis redesign value healthcare paradigm shift already begun patientcentered medicine patient engagement