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Optimizing Physician Payment for a Single-Payer Healthcare System
International Journal of Social Determinants of Health and Health Services, 2023Current forms of payment of independent physicians in U.S. health care may incentivize more care (fee-for-service) or less care (capitation), be inequitable across specialties (resource-based relative value scale [RBRVS]), and distract from clinical care (value-based payments [VBP]).
Stephen B. Kemble, James G. Kahn
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A Single-Payer System In Jackson Hole Clothing
Health Affairs, 1994President Clinton's Health Security Act relies on government regulation, not market forces, to control costs. The act creates an entitlement to comprehensive benefits and places the federal budget at risk for total health care costs in order to achieve universal coverage; it creates a system of new state purchasing monopsonies; and it attempts to ...
A C, Enthoven, S J, Singer
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On the Moral Superiority of a Single-Payer System
Hastings Center Report, 2008David DeGrazia has sketched out a health reform proposal that combines the monopsony purchasing power of a single public payer with managed competition among health plans and implicitly among providers, alone or in groups. The proposal differs from the archetypal "Medicare fee-for-service for all" model in creative ways, and indeed it is developed to ...
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America's first single payer system
BMJ, 2014Almost unnoticed in the furore over the Affordable Care Act, one state is striking out in a different direction.
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Perspectives from Single Payer Systems
2016Single payer health care system is the term used to describe the funding mechanism of health care services by a single public body which collects all medical fees, then pays for all services. As we examine national health care systems, single payer systems seem to be associated with lower health care spending, better outcome indicators, and higher ...
Eyal Zimlichman, Yishay Falick
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Health System Reform: The Case for a Single-Payer Approach
JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1994To the Editor. —Representative McDermott's 1 article advises us to throw out the myths of the past to embrace a single-payer system. If we first throw out the Madison Avenue nomenclature, then we can turn to the lessons of the past, not the myths, to consider the supposed virtues of socialized medicine.
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Quality of Care in Single-Payer and Multipayer Health Systems
Journal of Health Politics, Policy and Law, 2009In this article, I argue that unregulated markets will not find the right level of health care quality but that at the same time it is not clear that single-payer systems will do any better. My perspective combines the economic theory of public goods and the institutional payment arrangements found in many single-payer systems. If, as I believe, health
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Standards for Thoracic Surgical Oncology in a Single-Payer Healthcare System
The Annals of Thoracic Surgery, 2007Through systematic literature review and a consensus-based approach from an expert panel, standards on the organization for delivering thoracic cancer surgery in a single-payer healthcare environment were developed. Thirty-two studies and six organizational reports were identified.
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