Pay for performance: will your hospital be ready?
With increased payment-or, in some cases, even the ability to contract with a payer-likely to be tied to the achievement of quality measures, providers need to: work with physicians in developing associated care delivery protocols, establish compliance mechanisms that are acceptable to clinicians and meet appropriate regulatory and legal standards.
O'Hare
Patrick K
PK
Ober/Kaler, Washington DC, USA. pkohare@ober.com
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