聆听意义：建立在价值基础上的系统中的消费者声音。

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Australian health review : a publication of the Australian Hospital Association Pub Date : 2025-08-01 DOI:10.1071/AH25154

Elizabeth Deveny

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卫生系统广泛谈论价值，但很少承认意义——未满足需求、信任受损和无形排斥造成的人力成本。这篇评论认为，意义必须被视为基础，认为公平的基于价值的护理取决于消费者的声音真正影响决策。

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Listening for meaning: consumer voice in a system built on value.

Health systems widely talk about value, but too rarely acknowledge meaning - the human cost of unmet need, eroded trust, and invisible exclusion. This commentary makes the case that meaning must be treated as foundational, arguing that equitable value-based care depends on consumer voice genuinely shaping decisions.

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