Health Management Technology July 17, 2018

A new study of physicians and health plan executives suggests that progress toward value-based care has stalled, and it may have even taken a step backward over the past year. The study commissioned by Quest Diagnostics, points to physicians’ lack of tools and insufficient information about their patients as possible reasons. Other barriers include continuing misalignment of perceptions of physicians and health plan executives, particularly regarding the usefulness of quality metrics and technology in providing patient care.

“Stalled Progress on the Path to Value-Based Care” is the third annual study from Quest Diagnostics to gauge perceptions of physicians and health plan executives about the nation’s journey to value-based healthcare, which focuses on care quality and patient outcomes rather than the...

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Topics: Insurance, Market Research, Payer, Payment Models, Physician, Primary care, Provider, Trends, Value Based
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