Accountable care organizations--the risk of failure and the risks of success.
作者： Lawrence P Casalino , None
DOI: 10.1056/NEJME1410660
关键词: Private sector 、 Population 、 Quality (business) 、 Control (management) 、 Health care 、 Financial incentives 、 Finance 、 Medicine 、 Accountable care 、 Health insurance
摘要: An accountable care organization (ACO) consists of health providers who collectively agree to be held for the they provide population patients attributed their ACO. Two and a half years after beginning Medicare ACO programs mandated by Affordable Care Act, there are 361 ACOs contracting with Medicare1 hundreds ACO-like contracts in private sector. Payers — insurance plans give financial incentives invest processes systematically proactively improve quality control costs populations patients. In . . .
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