OwnHealth Evidence

OwnHealth has demonstrated significant clinical², service usage¹ and user satisfaction³ results in Birmingham

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Since Birmingham OwnHealth was implemented in 2006 it has been evaluated in a number of ways. The evaluation have focused on a number of areas around improvements in clinical metrics, service utilisation and associated cost as well as patient satisfaction.

 

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    OwnHealth Outcomes

    Evaluations using externally sourced data include a study demonstrating improved clinical measures in the Birmingham OwnHealth intervention group compared to the control group², and a study using Secondary Uses Service data demonstrating that participation in OwnHealth is associated with statistically significant reductions in the number of spells and costs across various disease areas¹.

     
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    OwnHealth Yearly Evaluations

    The annual evaluations assess self-reported changes in clinical metrics, service utilisations and patient satisfaction which are critical to the management of people living with long term conditions.

     
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