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Medicare's prospective payment system: a critical appraisal.

Health care financing review. Annual supplement, 1992
Implementation of the Medicare prospective payment system (PPS) for hospital payment has produced major changes in the hospital industry and in the way hospital services are used by physicians and their patients. The substantial published literature that examines these changes is reviewed in this article.
Robert F, Coulam, Gary L, Gaumer
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The Prospective Payment System and Quality

JAMA, 1990
This issue ofThe Journalis devoted to a remarkable series of reports from a major investigative group based on a study designed to examine the clinical effects of the Medicare Prospective Payment System, (PPS) which was based on diagnosis related groups (DRGs).
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Redesigning for success: Managing the prospective payment system

Home Care Provider, 2000
Managed care and the new Medicare prospective pay system are dramatically changing the way home health agencies conduct their business. Agencies are busy downsizing, streamlining, and looking for creative ways to do more with less. Many industries have found success with process reengineering, the concepts of which are outlined in this article so that ...
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Medicare’s Prospective Payment System

American Pharmacy, 1984
C D, Boothe, J R, Talley
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Confronting Prospective Payment: Requirements for an Information System

Health & Social Work, 1984
The introduction of prospective payment for hospital care will inevitably create new demands for information on the costs of services. This discussion of an information system that is responsive to the requirements of prospective payment demonstrates how hospital social work departments can improve their access to data and thereby increase their own ...
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Medicare outpatient prospective payment system.

Issue brief (Center for Medicare Education), 2003
More and more services that once required hospital stays now are provided on an outpatient basis. However, recent changes to the Medicare payment system for these services have left consumers and professionals confused about how much they should be paying for outpatient procedures.
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