Time To Set Aside The Term ‘Low-Value Care’—Focus On Achieving High-Value Care For All

May 21, 2021Garrett SchmittNo CommentsCOVID-19, health disparities, high-value care, low-value care, SDOH

“Low-value care” has been defined as care in which the potential for harm far outweighs possible benefits. When one has the opportunity to consider the phrase in conjunction with its definition, it evokes the notion that patients, their clinicians, and care team are discussing several dimensions of care, weighing the “pros” and “cons,” and arriving…

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