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Health Affairs, 2014
New payment and delivery models have left hospitals asking: “What is the reward for cost-reducing innovation?”
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New payment and delivery models have left hospitals asking: “What is the reward for cost-reducing innovation?”
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Anesthesiology, 1990
We examined the effects of Resource-based Relative Value Scale (RBRVS)- and physician diagnosis-related groups (MDDRG)-based payment for anesthesiology services related to surgery by simulating these physician payment reform options. We merged Medicare Part A (hospital) and Part B (anesthesiology) payment data for 7,770 patients for the MDDRG analysis ...
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We examined the effects of Resource-based Relative Value Scale (RBRVS)- and physician diagnosis-related groups (MDDRG)-based payment for anesthesiology services related to surgery by simulating these physician payment reform options. We merged Medicare Part A (hospital) and Part B (anesthesiology) payment data for 7,770 patients for the MDDRG analysis ...
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Journal of Ambulatory Care Management, 2013
In June 2011, Texas enacted Senate Bill 7, which mandates a Medicaid quality-based outcomes payment program on the basis of a common set of outcomes that apply to all types of provider systems including hospitals, managed care plans, medical homes, managed long-term care plans, and Accountable Care Organizations.
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In June 2011, Texas enacted Senate Bill 7, which mandates a Medicaid quality-based outcomes payment program on the basis of a common set of outcomes that apply to all types of provider systems including hospitals, managed care plans, medical homes, managed long-term care plans, and Accountable Care Organizations.
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Reforming Medicare Provider Payment
Journal of Health Politics, Policy and Law, 1985The basic thesis of this paper is that, in the short to medium term (that is to say, the politically relevant term), fee-for-service payment will be the dominant form of Medicare transaction–and that is not such a bad thing. Capitated arrangements will grow, and should be encouraged, especially for long-term-care services, but for reasons to be ...
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Payment reform in the United States
Health Policy, 1986Concern over rising health care costs has prompted dramatic reform in the United States health care financing system. The United States is moving from a period where providers determined prices into a period where payors set prices; and in certain locations into a period where prices are set by providers, and consumers choose among providers based on ...
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Physician Payment Reform: Finally
Annals of Internal Medicine, 1987Excerpt Physician payment policy in Medicare has become a hot topic of debate, but like the weather, everyone seems to talk about it, but no one does anything to change it.
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Physician Payment Reform: Past and Future
The Milbank Quarterly, 1993Medicare's decision to compensate physicians using a fee schedule based on the relative value of their services was an attempt to rationalize fee-for-service payment of physicians. Reformers hoped also to control the costs of care, improve its quality, and protect access to health services among Medicare beneficiaries. A close examination of the system'
A M, Epstein, D, Blumenthal
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