16 Feb Efficient Health Care Delivery A comparison of the inputs, such as money, time, or material, adds the outputs of the delivery system, such as physician visits, relative value

Efficient Health Care Delivery A comparison of the inputs, such as money, time, or material, adds the outputs of the delivery system, such as physician visits, relative value units, or health outcomes, known as health care efficiency (Palmer,1999).  The highly complicated and inefficient US healthcare system brings numerous problems and trends in the effectiveness and quality of healthcare delivery. A significant issue is that many people lack insurance and have trouble getting the care they require. Therefore, alternative healthcare delivery models like Lean and Six Sigma might be applied to boost productivity and cut expenses. When used in a business, the Lean Six Sigma technique helps improve process capability and efficiency by lowering waste and errors (Rathi,2022). Through process simplification, mistake reduction, and increased efficiency, healthcare providers can save costs while providing quality by implementing Lean Six Sigma principles. These techniques can also be used to find and close gaps in the care that people with inadequate health insurance coverage can access. Healthcare providers can discover ways to improve care accessibility and affordability for these people by evaluating the current market and implementing strategies including lower service costs, greater service accessibility, and innovative payment arrangements.