"value health" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
For example, you could use it in the following sentence: "We believe it is important to value health above all else."
For all the talk about rising public expectations driving reforms in the NHS, one might think most people value health services more than they value health.
And we value health care that's affordable and accessible for all Americans.
Results suggest that both groups value health protection, fishing, coastal protection, ecosystem resilience, and diving/snorkelling.
The budget office's change will not settle the debate about how to value health care.
American consumers value health care and haircuts as much as washing machines and hair dryers.
If the system starts to value health more than revenue, we can make progress towards radical transformation.
That is what low-value health care can be like.
Disruptive behaviors impede delivery of high-value health care by negatively impacting patient outcomes and increasing costs.
Low-value health carecare that provides little health benefit relative to its costis a central concern for policy makers.
With constrained National Health Service (NHS) budgets, commissioners are called upon to disinvest, which is the practice of stopping or restricting low-value health care.
Prompt insurance decisions on both claims and appeals will benefit valued health care providers as much as us.
