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So What? Who Cares?

In Chapter 9, the closing chapter, the authors raise four “So what?” issues that our fellow learners and aspiring health system designers should address: getting good value for money while simultaneously satisfying individual consumers of care and guaranteeing that all citizens can access the health care their nation provides; understanding the system’s developmental life cycle and capitalizing on a zone of innovation available in existing health system design; comprehending what reconceptualization means and giving some examples of what it might look like; and appreciating that a high-value health system needs to be owned by all and requires each and every citizen to do their part in preserving, protecting, and sustaining it.