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Journal of the American College of Radiology, 2017
The Medicare Access and CHIP Reauthorization Act (MACRA) of 2015 describes alternative payment models (APMs) as new approaches to health care payment that incentivize higher quality and value. MACRA incentivizes increasing APM participation by all physician specialties over the coming years.
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The Medicare Access and CHIP Reauthorization Act (MACRA) of 2015 describes alternative payment models (APMs) as new approaches to health care payment that incentivize higher quality and value. MACRA incentivizes increasing APM participation by all physician specialties over the coming years.
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Evaluating Alternative Payment Models in Oncology
JAMA - Journal of the American Medical Association, 2017Cancer care is expensive, and like other chronic illnesses, is prone to waste both through overuse of low-value services and underuse of evidence-based approaches.1 The fee-for-service model has been cited as a major factor, creating perverse incentives to provide high-cost, low-value care without sufficiently monitoring quality.2 Alternative models ...
Ethan Basch
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An Observational Study of Provider Perspectives on Alternative Payment Models
Population Health Management, 2017Over the past decade, reimbursement in the US health care system has undergone rapid transformation. The Affordable Care Act and the Medicare Access and CHIP Reauthorization Act are some of the many changes challenging traditional modes of practice and raising concerns about practitioners' ability to adapt. Recently, physician satisfaction was proposed
Drew, Harris, Katherine, Puskarz
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Assessing quality in alternative payment models
Seminars in Arthroplasty, 2016Abstract Within an alternative payment model, the focus of both the payers and the providers is on reduction of cost in providing care. Both the payers and the providers must, however, meet the moral, ethical, and legal requirement to show that quality was maintained, or, more ideally, improved for having gone through process changes.
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Alternative Alternative Payment Models
JAMA Internal Medicine, 2017Katherine Baicker
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Payer and Developer perspectives on alternative payment models
Expert Review of Pharmacoeconomics & Outcomes Research, 2023To understand the use of alternative payment models to address the reimbursement challenges of cell and gene therapies (CGT) in the U.S.A..A literature search focused on CGT reimbursement in the U.S. market was conducted to identify information gaps and inform survey development. U.S.
Renita, Moradian +3 more
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Understanding Alternative Payment Models
2020As the US health care system experiences increasing financial strain, policy makers have expressed heightened interest in identifying and developing alternatives to the predominantly fee-for-service payment system that exists in this country. This chapter provides a brief history of provider payment models and, with this background, explores the more ...
Adam J. Schwartz, Kevin Bozic
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Alternative Payment Models and Academy Advocacy
Otolaryngology–Head and Neck Surgery, 2013Program Description:The physician payment landscape is changing as quality measures become more intertwined with payment. This miniseminar outlines the efforts of the Physician Payment Policy Work Group (3P) to prepare members for the implementation of the Affordable Care Act by giving them the tools to participate in diverse payment systems.
Michael Setzen +6 more
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Neurologic Alternative Payment Models—Bridging the Gap
JAMA NeurologyThis Viewpoint discusses alternative payments models and the responsibilities of health care professionals.
Joseph T, Kannarkat +2 more
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