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Hospital Participation in ACOs Associated With Other Value-Based Program Improvement
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The American Journal of Managed CareJuly 2016
Volume 22
Issue 7
Analyzes whether hospital participation in accountable care organizations is associated with a hospital’s quality and cost improvement outcomes in other Medicare value-based payment programs.
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Medical Record Privacy and State Health Reform After Gobeille v. Liberty Mutual Insurance Co.
Enhanced Risk Prediction Model for Emergency Department Use and Hospitalizations in Patients in a Primary Care Medical Home
Shared Medical Appointments: Balancing Efficiency With Patient Satisfaction and Outcomes
Insurance Coverage and Diabetes Quality Indicators Among Patients in NHANES
Choosing Wisely Campaign Builds Momentum
A Restricted Look at CRC Screening: Not Considering Annual Stool Testing as an Option
Impact of a Physician-Led Point of Care Medication Delivery System on Medication Adherence
Testing of a Tethered Personal Health Record Framework for Early End-of-Life Discussions
Hospital Participation in ACOs Associated With Other Value-Based Program Improvement
Economic and Clinical Impact of Routine Weekend Catheterization Services
Changes in Premiums of Cancelled Nongroup Plans Under the Affordable Care Act
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