Vision & Mission
The Center for Improving Value in Health has defined its Mission, Vision, and Values – principles that guide the development and execution of its strategy and initiatives and set the framework for communication with its multiple stakeholders.
Our Vision
The Center is an independent national organization focused on the continuous improvement of value in health by sharing knowledge, influencing policy, building capability, and enhancing transparency.
Our Mission
The Center is an independent national organization focused on the continuous improvement of value in health by sharing knowledge, influencing policy, building capability, and enhancing transparency.
Our Values
The Center has identified three core values that set the tone for its operation: Collaborative, Curious, and Openness. Together they are summarized with the acronym “CCO,” and these initials are integrated within the Center’s logo design. The three values are described below.
Collaborative
- Actively involve stakeholders in planning and delivering the work of the Center.
- Look for opportunities to share resources across organizational boundaries.
- Work with Center colleagues as one team in an agile way, supporting and challenging each other.
- Work with Center colleagues as one team in an agile way, supporting and challenging each other.
Nation-wide consensus on the definition of value in health, and of the overall vision, mission, and core values of the Center among policymakers, clinicians, and executives across the Saudi health system is needed in order to generate alignment.
Nation-wide consensus on the definition of value in health, and of the overall vision, mission, and core values of the Center among policymakers, clinicians, and executives across the Saudi health system is needed in order to generate alignment.
Communication Approaches
Nation-wide consensus on the definition of value in health, and of the overall vision, mission, and core values of the Center among policymakers, clinicians, and executives across the Saudi health system is needed in order to generate alignment.
The complexity, sensitivity, awareness, and involvement in the gap are being addressed.
The complexity, sensitivity, awareness, and involvement in the gap are being addressed.
The complexity, sensitivity, awareness, and involvement in the gap are being addressed.
The complexity, sensitivity, awareness, and involvement in the gap are being addressed.
The complexity, sensitivity, awareness, and involvement in the gap are being addressed.
The complexity, sensitivity, awareness, and involvement in the gap are being addressed.
Stakeholders Group Approach
Hereunder, we have shortlisted the best approaches to deliver the highest impact among each stakeholder group.
Regulators & Policymakers
Regulators & Policymakers
Regulators & Policymakers
Regulators & Policymakers
Regulators & Policymakers
Regulators & Policymakers
Regulators & Policymakers
Regulators & Policymakers
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Value in Health
