**6. Conclusions**

In this report, we have demonstrated how an internationally developed and validated process based on MCDA methods was adapted to decide which funding model should be selected for the future UEBMI insurance policy in the provinces of China. The processes included extensive stakeholder analysis and engagement as well as an interactive workshop for building consensus on objectives of the reforms, the criteria for success, and the measures for scoring such criteria.

The advantage of combining stakeholder driven cocreation with the principles of multicriteria decision analysis was to build a model with the input and final consensus of key stakeholders that still allows for local adaptation of criteria, weighing, and scoring. Using such a structured decision model fosters consistency and transparency across all decisions and allows for documentation of the decision process and evaluation of the impact.

We would like to end this report with a specific concluding comment of one of the workshop participants: "It is hard to predict the future; but using a rational method to approximate the future needs for insurance models will help me to convince my constituents."

*Value-Based Evaluation of Chinese Provincial Health Insurance Policy Schemes DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.5772/intechopen.84373*
