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Purchasing Primary Care Services for Quality Chronic Care: Capitation With Performance Payments in Four Countries. [PDF]

Int J Health Plann Manage
Barber SL, Mathauer I, Rosenberg M, Larrain N, Liu Y, Long Q, Smith A, Nappoe SA, Lorenzoni L.   +8 more
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Financing and purchasing mechanisms of primary health care in Southeast Asia region: Findings from a scoping review.

SSM Health Syst
Mon HM, Pholpark A, Lim LTS, Tsilaajav T, de Oliveira Cruz V, Hanvoravongchai P.   +5 more
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Universal Coverage without Financial Protection: Why Out-of-Pocket Payments Persist Despite Universal Coverage in Georgia

Tvaliashvili M, Sulaberidze L, Gotsadze G, Goodman C, Hanson K.   +4 more
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Payment by Capitation and the Quality of Care

New England Journal of Medicine, 1996
Berwick Donald M, D M Berwick
exaly   +2 more sources

Capital in the Payments System

Economica, 1992
Capital is required to support the payments system in modern economies with well developed financial markets. Financial innovations raise the marginal product of capital in this usage. This suggests that there are general equilibrium consequences associated with an optimal selection of a payments system that includes barter, money, and a capital-based ...
Marquis, Milton H, Reffett, Kevin L
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Prospective Capital Payments to Hospitals

Health Affairs, 1983
Prologue: Republican Sen, David Durenberger of Minnesota, chairman of the Senate Finance Subcommittee on Health, said in a speech not long ago, if the hospital industry thought the recent flap over paying investor-owned hospitals a return on equity created controversy, “you ain't seen nothing yet,” Wait, said Durenberger, until Congress takes up the ...
G, Anderson, P B, Ginsburg
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Prospective payment for capital: An examination of current issues

Health Care Management Review, 1988
Congress has suggested that a prospective payment system for capital should permit the continuation of cost-based reimbursement for certain projects. A study was conducted to examine the components of the capital planning process used by eight hospitals and the effect of this process on completion of capital projects.
G F, Anderson, J E, Erickson
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