Transcription of The Triple Aim - IHI
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Patient SafetyThe Triple AimOptimizing health, care and cost. Healthcare leaders, employers, health plan providers, policy-makers and the public increasingly recognize that healthcare costs in the United States cannot continue to grow at their cur-rent pace. Healthcare in the United States, compared to other nations, costs far more and results in poorer overall population health. We must find ways to derive better value from the resources invested. The question is how to move forward given the complexity and lack of alignment of our current system. The Institute for Healthcare Improvement (IHI) believes that focus-ing on three critical objectives simulta-neously can potentially lead us to better models for providing healthcare. We call this approach the Triple Aim :Improve the health of the defined populationEnhance the patient care experi- ence (including quality, access and reliability)Reduce, or at least control, the per capita cost of careThe Triple AimIn 2007 IHI launched initiatives to translate the Triple Aim concept into specific actions for change.
Patient Safety The Triple Aim Optimizing health, care and cost. Healthcare leaders, employers, health plan providers, policy-makers and the public increasingly recognize that
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