VBC Pre-test

Value-Based Care Pre-course Survey

What department and division are you a part of?

Prior to this curriculum, have you received formal training in Value-Based Care?(Required)

Yes

Prior to this curriculum, have you participated in a Value-Based Care project?(Required)

Yes

Potential costs of tests(Required)

Potential risks and benefits of tests(Required)

Evidence base behind proposed plan of care(Required)

The division of responsibilities between different members of their care team in managing their condition(Required)

Likelihood that diagnostic uncertainty will remain even when evidence based guidelines are followed(Required)

I ordered tests that I was not intending to order because a patient asked for them(Required)

I re-evaluated during a patient care visit whether the plan of care remains consistent with the patient’s overall goals and values(Required)

I asked about the patient to establish a personal connection(Required)

I learned about the patient's priorities for the meeting(Required)

I co-created the meeting agenda(Required)

I paused to notice communication cues(Required)

I responded to the patient's emotions(Required)

I assessed understanding by asking the patient to articulate our plan(Required)

How I conduct my medical practice can have a direct impact on the issue of excess healthcare spending in the United States(Required)

I feel comfortable defining and explaining value-based care to a colleague(Required)

I can explain the difference between costs, charges, and reimbursement as they relate to healthcare and insurance(Required)

I can identify the different types of costs patients may incur in obtaining care(Required)

I can explain the core structure of Medicare and Medicaid coverage(Required)

I can outline the reimbursement models relevant to my practice(Required)

I am likely to incorporate evidence-based guidelines into my daily practice(Required)

I am interested in learning how the cost of my care differs from that of my colleagues in caring for similar patients(Required)

I would change my clinical practice if I knew my cost of care is significantly higher than that of my colleagues(Required)

Diagnostic uncertainty is common and expected in everyday medical practice(Required)

I feel pressure to order more tests when there is diagnostic uncertainty in my clinical decision making(Required)

I feel comfortable saying no when a patient asks for a test that is not indicated(Required)

I feel well equipped to incorporate value into my clinical decisions at Stanford(Required)

What barriers have you experienced in trying to incorporate value into your everyday practice?

We welcome any additional thoughts or feedback. Thank you for your engagement with this curriculum.