HealthLeaders Media October 16, 2018
Jack O'Brien

Health system executives have to pick up the pace on implementing effective cost transformation initiatives, according to a new survey from Kaufman Hall.

The focus on adequately addressing the rising cost transformation issues facing health systems has not resulted in significant progress, according to an annual survey from Kaufman Hall.

The healthcare management consulting firm reported that less than 20% of healthcare executives surveyed saw cost reductions exceed 5% in priority areas in 2017. Additionally, the report raised concerns on the lack of accountability measures in place to ensure that leaders have consequences for achieving cost transformation goals for their respective organizations.

DATA FROM EXECUTIVES SURVEYED:

  • 32% saying that goal setting for cost reduction is absent...

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