What do you think CHS leaders hope to gain from a literature review on the costs associated with value-based care? Any major change to a healthcare delivery model carries risks, and learning about the successes and failures of other organizations may help CHS leaders better understand how those risks might manifest and identify strategies to mitigate them. Consulting the literature will also help CHS administrators draw comparisons between their organization and those examined in studies to better understand specific adaptations that might be most appropriate in their setting and plan for contingencies. In this Assignment, you will analyze a systematic review on value-based care and search the literature for empirical studies on the costs associated with value-based healthcare models. You will use a Literature Review Matrix to organize each study’s conclusions and then synthesize your findings to inform decision-making and priority action steps related to the adoption of a value-based care model.
Synthesis - Using Evidence - Academic Guides at Walden University
The Assignment: 2 parts (Matrix and 5- to 6-page Synthesis Paper)
Part 1: Literature Review Matrix
- Using the matrix template provided, break down the information in each of your selected articles, including the initial article on value-based healthcare.
- Within the matrix, you should include your initial article (Zanotto et al., 2021) and at least 5 additional articles.
Part 2: Synthesis of Findings
- Synthesize the findings and conclusions from the articles.
- Note that this is not a summary of the articles, but, rather, a synthesis of the findings of all of the articles.
- Analyze any additional information that would be useful in making the decision and justify the need for the additional information.
- Explain how this synthesis can help inform the decision-making process around implementing value-based healthcare.