At the forefront of a growing movement towards value-based care, orthopaedic surgeons are facing increasing pressure to make better decisions based on outcomes; to assume greater risk for the cost of joint replacement patient care; and to reduce overall costs while demonstrating quality improvement. Join us for a webinar addressing emerging initiatives, technologies and best[…]
Patient-reported outcomes are emerging as a key part of new value-based care programs, including bundled payment models. But they can also do much more than just help meet requirements, PROs have been demonstrated to help improve patient satisfaction, optimize care, and enable shared decision making. Join us for a discussion on this evolving trend, better[…]
New payment models require health care organizations to make better decisions about outcomes, Richard Gliklich says December 8, 2016 – Richard Gliklich, M.D. – H&HN Magazine Health care is the largest part of the national economy, and the costs of maintaining it are growing at an unsustainable rate. As a result, Medicare and other payers[…]
Written by Megan Wood | December 02, 2016 | Becker’s Health IT & CIO Review Despite a party change in the White House, the government will likely continue moving toward performance-based healthcare with a greater focus on outcomes. Under such models, hospitals’ reimbursement is directly tied to patient outcomes, meaning outcomes management is critical to a healthcare[…]
