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Data Metrics for Preparation and Participation: The New Age of Healthcare Reimbursement
Date
November 3, 2016
Healthcare reimbursement is increasingly moving towards a payment model based on Triple Aim goals - quality, total cost of care, and patient experience. These goals require different metrics from the volume-based systems of today, including analysis of external reports. Some health centers already have some of this data, but tying it to pay-for-performance payments is often difficult. This session will cover the basics of these metrics, including definitions for cost, utilization, quality, and engagement metrics.
- Identify key metrics to track in a pay-for-performance environment.
- Review data sources for metrics.
- Understand the meaning of "metrics" and how health center behavior may influence them.
Speaker
President, Curt Degenfelder Consulting
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