Complimentary from the publishers of Readmissions News November 2018 | ||||||
"The reality is that value-based care is going through growing pains and
some of the desired alignment has not manifested itself. The transition
to population health and at-risk models is challenging hospitals’
operating margins because some of these hospitals do not have the
infrastructure to manage their finances based on population health
metrics, and they are having a difficult time shifting their finance
models to account for this way of thinking. Compounding this is the fact
that hospitals are also challenged with labor and wage pressures because
of the tight market for healthcare workers.” - Saeed Aminzadeh, Chief Executive Officer, Decision Point Healthcare Solutions. |
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"For their study,
published in the Annals of Internal Medicine, Graham and her
colleagues examined information on 822 general medicine patients
readmitted to 10 academic medical centers in the United States. Overall,
36.2% of early readmissions versus 23.0% of late readmissions were
deemed preventable." Excerpted from: Readmissions News, Volume 7, Number 11, November 2018, "Hospitals May Take too Much of the Blame for Unplanned Readmissions,"by Kelly Graham. |
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