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The above-mentioned specialists have the option to use APP, but it is compulsory for ACOs participating in the Medicare Shared Savings Program to report quality performance via the APP. The performance category for the APP will be scored as follows upon the fixed set of qualitymeasures. Quality Category: Weighs 50%.
Physician organizations seem to be able to do this more easily than hospital-led organizations in most cases. Without that metric, we can’t move forward; John says that if we can’t define quality, then we can’t define value. .” How do we reach to objective of the Triple Aim? “Burn the boats.”
Physician organizations seem to be able to do this more easily than hospital-led organizations in most cases. Without that metric, we can’t move forward; John says that if we can’t define quality, then we can’t define value. .” How do we reach to objective of the Triple Aim? “Burn the boats.”
Physician organizations seem to be able to do this more easily than hospital-led organizations in most cases. Without that metric, we can’t move forward; John says that if we can’t define quality, then we can’t define value. .” How do we reach to objective of the Triple Aim? “Burn the boats.”
Physician organizations seem to be able to do this more easily than hospital-led organizations in most cases. Without that metric, we can’t move forward; John says that if we can’t define quality, then we can’t define value. .” How do we reach to objective of the Triple Aim? “Burn the boats.”
Physician organizations seem to be able to do this more easily than hospital-led organizations in most cases. Without that metric, we can’t move forward; John says that if we can’t define quality, then we can’t define value. .” How do we reach to objective of the Triple Aim? “Burn the boats.”
Physician organizations seem to be able to do this more easily than hospital-led organizations in most cases. Without that metric, we can’t move forward; John says that if we can’t define quality, then we can’t define value. .” How do we reach to objective of the Triple Aim? “Burn the boats.”
Physician organizations seem to be able to do this more easily than hospital-led organizations in most cases. Without that metric, we can’t move forward; John says that if we can’t define quality, then we can’t define value. .” How do we reach to objective of the Triple Aim? “Burn the boats.”
Physician organizations seem to be able to do this more easily than hospital-led organizations in most cases. Without that metric, we can’t move forward; John says that if we can’t define quality, then we can’t define value. .” How do we reach to objective of the Triple Aim? “Burn the boats.”
Physician organizations seem to be able to do this more easily than hospital-led organizations in most cases. Without that metric, we can’t move forward; John says that if we can’t define quality, then we can’t define value. .” How do we reach to objective of the Triple Aim? “Burn the boats.”
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The need has already been recognized at the grassroots level, as is for example illustrated by networks of hospitals that collaboratively work to harmonize data and make it useful for collaborative analysis.
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