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Page 1: Next-Gen-Health-Reforms-Parliamentary-Days-2017

Patient-centred care:The next generation of health reforms

Mark Pearson, Directorate for Employment, Labour and Social Affairs

5th OECD Parliamentary DaysParis, 9 February 2017

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On traditional measures, the difference between best and worst performers can be minimal…

Variation in clinics’ care for prostate cancer in Germany

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… patient-reported outcomes, however, reveal huge differences in the quality of care.

Variation in clinics’ care for prostate cancer in Germany

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The next generation of health reforms

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At last one fifth of health spending in OECD countries is at best ineffective and at worst,

wasteful

• Adverse events in 1/10 hospitalisation, add between 13 and 17% to hospital costs and up to 70% could be avoided

• Geographic variations in rates of cardiac procedures (x3) and knee replacements (x5) are largely unwarranted

• 12% to 56% of emergency department visits inappropriate

• Share of generics varies between 10% and 80%

• Administrative expenditure varies more than seven-fold

• Loss to fraud and error averages 6% of payments

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Inappropriate use of antibiotics by type of health care service is high, especially in general practice

Dialysis [3] Pediatric [9] Critical care [5] Ambulatory [4] Hospital/Tertiary [27]

Long-term care [13]

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Estimates of the proportion of inappropriate use based on literature by service (range)Numbers in squared parentheses indicate the number of studies available

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New Health Technologies:Managing access, value and sustainability

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Right innovations: Number of new antimicrobials approved by the Food and Drug Administration since 1983

1983- 1988- 1993- 1992- 2003- 2008- 1987 1992 1997 2002 2007 2012

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Source: Adapted from Infectious Diseases Society of America, 2011 in Cecchini et al., 2015

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Right prices: Cancer drug price per life year gained at approval in the United States (in 2013 USD)

Source: Howard et al., 2015

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Right rewards:

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http://www.oecd.org/health/biotech/

http://www.oecd.org/health/paris.htm

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