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The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) Center for Medicare and Medicaid Innovation (Innovation Center) announced the launch of a new voluntary bundled payment…

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Posts tagged as “P4P”

CMS Announces New Payment Model to Improve Quality, Coordination, cost-effectiveness for Inpatient, Outpatient Care

Study Finds Limited Quality Impact for Early Adopters of Hospital Value-Based Purchasing Program

CMS Launches Data Submission System for Clinicians in the Quality Payment Program

Study finds Medicare’s flagship test of P4P did not spur more rapid quality improvement among low-performing hospitals

Study finds no evidence that P4P program led to a decrease in 30-day mortality

NHQC releases 2010 New York Hospital Report Card

Medicare demonstrations indicate payment, quality link

IPRO/BtE release 5th Care Link module on IPRO eServices Clincal Data Portal

IPRO/BtE release Hypertension and CHF Care Link modules on the IPRO eServices Clinical Data Portal

Study finds P4P incentives in U.K. not helping improve patients' diabetes care

P4P Programs Demonstrate Quality Improvement In Survey

Medica P4P program pays providers $3M

Research Shows that Physician Pay-for-Performance Programs Work with Appropriate Incentives

Initials survey findings indicate P4P effective strategy for advancing quality and efficiency

Hospital pay-for-performance legislation introduced

Providers want CMS to pay more for compliance with P4P

Study finds P4P has little impact on care quality