JAMA Network February 20, 2018
Sam Nussbaum, MD; Mark McClellan, MD, PhD; Grischa Metlay, PhD

The way physicians, hospitals, and other health care professionals are paid influences patient care because payment methods affect business models that clinicians and health care facilities use to prioritize investments, establish infrastructure, and design care processes. Fee-for-service medicine and its volume-based financial incentives can lead to overuse of low-value services and suboptimal care. A consensus is emerging among patients, health care professionals, payers, and purchasers that transitioning to alternative payment models (APMs) that better incentivize value for patients is essential for improving the quality and affordability...

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Topics: Health System / Hospital, Physician, Primary care, Value Based
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