Transparency is a fundamental aspect of value-based medicine. Knowing and analyzing reliable data improves healthcare practices, both from the patient’s perspective and the healthcare system. In this equation, quality and safety indicators, clinical outcomes, patient-reported outcomes, and resource utilization metrics help enhance organizational planning, resulting in clinical benefits for patients, greater efficiency, and reduced unnecessary expenses. The outcome is delivering more health and quality of life to patients while avoiding waste of resources

In the Value Dossier, Einstein details how it monitors each stage of its relationship with patients and the Clinical Staff, how it invests in education, research, and safety programs, and shares the 2024 indicators for 16 medical specialties, organized into the following pillars: Appropriate Care, Costs & Preventable Complications, Survival & Patient-Reported Outcomes (PROM), and Patient Satisfaction & Experience

The 2025 English version is in progress

To make the indicators presented in the Value Dossier easier to understand, Einstein also provides a version created exclusively for patients and future patients, organized by health conditions.