Why the future of health care is salaried
W Glauser - 2019 - Can Med Assoc
Fee-for-service doesn't work well for an aging population with chronic conditions, according
to an expert panel tasked by the Alberta government to make recommendations on …
to an expert panel tasked by the Alberta government to make recommendations on …
Unhealthy trends: the future of physician services
HH Pham, PB Ginsburg - Health Affairs, 2007 - healthaffairs.org
In this paper we review current trends in payment systems, work settings, favored services,
and accountability mechanisms that characterize physician practice. Current trends are …
and accountability mechanisms that characterize physician practice. Current trends are …
Do Salaried Physician Specialists Provide Less Care to Patients With Chronic Disease?
SJ Anumudu, AA Awan, KF Erickson - JAMA Network Open, 2019 - jamanetwork.com
Under traditional fee-for-service (FFS) payment, health care professionals receive higher
revenue when they provide more services, which can lead to excess care delivery. In …
revenue when they provide more services, which can lead to excess care delivery. In …
Breaking the fee-for-service addiction: Let's move to a comprehensive primary care payment model
R Fernandopulle - Health Affairs Forefront, 2015 - healthaffairs.org
Editor's note: This article is part of a series of blog posts by leaders in health and health care
who participated in Spotlight Health from June 25-28, the opening segment of the Aspen …
who participated in Spotlight Health from June 25-28, the opening segment of the Aspen …
Annual fees: survival or cash grab?
W Glauser - 2011 - Can Med Assoc
News than paying individually for each service, while doctors don't have to chase patients
for money each time they provide an uninsured service. The precise services that are …
for money each time they provide an uninsured service. The precise services that are …
Fee-for-service is dead. Long live fee for service?
J Greene - Managed Care (Langhorne, Pa.), 2017 - europepmc.org
The move to a value-based payment system was supposed to end perverse incentives that
pay doctors more for delivering often unnecessary services. But things are changing slowly …
pay doctors more for delivering often unnecessary services. But things are changing slowly …
21st-century primary care: new physician roles need new payment models
RJ Baron, CK Cassel - JAMA, 2008 - jamanetwork.com
PRIMARY CARE MEDICINE IS IN SEARCH OF REDEFINI-tion. Prevalent payment modes
have undermined traditional models and reduced workforce interest while some functions of …
have undermined traditional models and reduced workforce interest while some functions of …
Sinking reimbursement, harder work: many of your colleagues in primary care are working long hours to keep their incomes up
K Terry - Medical Economics, 2007 - go.gale.com
If it feels as though your life is mostly work, you're not alone. In 2007, Medical Economics
Exclusive Survey of office-based MDs and DOs shows that a third of primary care physicians …
Exclusive Survey of office-based MDs and DOs shows that a third of primary care physicians …
US approaches to physician payment: the deconstruction of primary care
RA Berenson, EC Rich - Journal of general internal medicine, 2010 - Springer
The purpose of this paper is to address why the three dominant alternatives to compensating
physicians (fee-for-service, capitation, and salary) fall short of what is needed to support …
physicians (fee-for-service, capitation, and salary) fall short of what is needed to support …
[PDF][PDF] Phasing out fee-for-service payment
SA Schroeder, W Frist - The New England journal of medicine, 2013 - med.unipmn.it
In March 2012, the Society of General Internal Medicine convened the National Commission
on Physician Payment Reform to recommend forms of payment that would maximize good …
on Physician Payment Reform to recommend forms of payment that would maximize good …