Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/f8g6bf/pay_for) has announced the addition of the "Pay for Performance (P4P) 2013" report to their offering.
Evolution of P4P from physician profiles and report cards to current concepts; pros, cons, quality issues, and model programs that are now functioning successfully, Medicare plans for P4P compensation program, extensive references, resources, web links, benchmarks.
Some Key Topics Covered: Please click here for a full list
Introduction/Disease Management/Guidelines
Pay for Performance
Bridges to Excellence
Commonwealth Fund Opinion Leaders Survey
Supporting P4P - example
Questions to consider before accepting a P4P proposal
American Academy of Family Practice Guideline - P4P
Computer order entry (CPOE)
Group visits
Quality improvement tool box, ambulatory care
Definitions, introduction
CQI Obstacle Busting/Bridge Building Teams
Brief patient satisfaction example survey question
Quality measures
Reminders
7 types of interventions
Improving provider compliance
HEDIS Measures
Clinical performance measures for CAD
Presurgical screening tests
Follow-up tracking
Abnormal pap smear follow-up
Mammogram follow-up tool
Unplanned readmissions, data collection tool
Sentinel event reports, root analysis format - P & P
Quality notes
Provider profiles - P & P
Ambulatory visit data
Resources
Ethics Manual - link
Medicare pay for performance initiatives
Health Plan QI/UM Clinical Indicators/Performance Goals
Hospital/SNF QA Screens
Surgical Quality Indicators
Staff quality certification resource
Survey sampling error estimates
For more information visit http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/f8g6bf/pay_for
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