The BUPA Value Pilot: A KSA-Based Payor-Provider Collaborative in Maternity Care
Taher, A.; Sarkis, S.; Khachfe, H. H.; Saade, F.; Greich, J.; Elbadrawy, E.; Alhamed, D.
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The Bupa Arabia and Bupa CareConnect Value Pilot explores the transformative journey of implementing Value-Based Healthcare (VBHC) in Maternity care across four hospitals in Saudi Arabia, using ICHOMs Pregnancy and Childbirth Standard Set. Led by Bupa Arabia, a leading insurance provider in the Kingdom, with implementation and technology support from Capadev, an ICHOM implementation and accreditation partner, this initiative showcases the power of a multi-stakeholder collaboration in improving outcomes for expectant mothers. The paper offers insight into the processes, digital tools, and strategies for engaging patients and clinicians, and highlights both the challenges and lessons learned during the first nine months of implementation, while sharing early results aimed at improving care quality.
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