Analysis & commentary. Physician payment reform: principles that should shape it.

Policy makers and payers understand that physician payment reform will be central to driving improvements in the efficiency and quality of health care. We describe principles to inform physician payment reform developed by a multistakeholder group under the auspices of the ABIM Foundation. Among oth...

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Publicado en:Health Affairs Vol. 29; no. 5; pp. 948 - 953
Autores principales: Lesser CS, Fineberg HV, Cassel CK
Formato: Journal Article
Publicado: Health Affairs Publishing, LLC May2010
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          Lesser CS
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        affil: ABIM Foundation, Philadelphia, PA, USA. clesser@abim.org
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          Fees and Charges
          Health Care Reform
          Physicians
          Reimbursement Mechanisms Standards
          Accountability
          Continuity of Patient Care
          Cost Benefit Analysis
          Decision Making, Clinical
          Fee for Service Plans
          Foundations
          Health Care Delivery, Integrated
          Medical Practice, Evidence-Based
          Outcomes (Health Care)
          Performance Measurement Systems
          Private Sector
          Professional Autonomy
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          Quality Improvement
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      ab: Policy makers and payers understand that physician payment reform will be central to driving improvements in the efficiency and quality of health care. We describe principles to inform physician payment reform developed by a multistakeholder group under the auspices of the ABIM Foundation. Among other ideas, the principles emphasize team-oriented practice, evidence-based care, continuous quality improvement, and a focus on total costs and outcomes to achieve greater value in our health care system. The goal is to inform physician payment redesign to produce a health care system that reflects contemporary societal values more accurately than do those inherent in existing payment methodologies, such as fee-for-service.
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