comprehensive, engagingly written guide Read what your colleagues are saying about Understanding Value-Based Healthcare: "The book is a masterful primer for all clinicians-especially those of us hoping to navigate the transition from volume-based healthcare to value-based healthcare without running ...
The purpose of this study is to explore how representatives from four project teams understand the concept of value-based healthcare (VBHC), since each representative is responsible for one of the pilot projects implementing VBHC at a University hospital in Sweden. A qualitative design was used to...
The healthcare payment process is undergoing a dramatic transformation as payers and providers shift from volume to value. While stakeholders are currently piloting many value-based care models, accountable care organizations (ACOs) are among the most popular and successful models to date. According ...
Behavioral health care integration into the patient-centered medical homes has been shown to be effective, but dissemination and implementation of these team-based models of care remain challenging to healthcare systems. As such, lessons can be learned from VA's national implementation of Primary ...
Health Plan Benefit Design:Non-grandfathered plans must cover ten categories of essential health benefits, fit into metal tiers based on actuarial value, and set limits on cost-sharing for consumers. Coverage for Preventive Services in Medicare and Medicaid:Improves access to preventive services with ...
The transition to value-based healthcare (VBC) models4, the increase in remote care innovations5, and health behavior change programs are altering traditional care pathways. In remote care, additional factors like the involvement of a patient’s family can impact their experience of care. These ...
As the healthcare space continues to shift and focus on value-based care, where reimbursement is dictated by overall quality and health outcomes, care navigation plays a critical role. You can’t see the fruits of a true value-based model without navigation. Why? ...
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Standards outlining who can participate can be found in the research protocol. Inclusionary and exclusionary criteria dictate qualified participants, often based on characteristics like gender, age, type and stage of illness, health history, and other existing medical conditions. While some...