In an era of increasing scrutiny and growing financial difficulty, health care and higher education face many of the same challenges: disruption, rising prices, consumer criticism, decreasing public funds and an increasing need for collaborations and mergers. “There’s a huge amount of discussion in health care around quality,” said Emme Deland, senior vice president for strategy at New York-Presbyterian Hospital, during the National Association of College and University Business Officers' annual meeting here. “So I was thrilled to find that you're being asked the … question ‘Is college worth it?’ It’s the same question that’s being asked of health care: What’s the value that we’re actually delivering?”