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Burnout can hurt the bottom line, with research showing a consistent relationship between higher levels of physician burnout and lower levels of patient safety and quality of care.
Some entities, such as ACOs, have to create work-arounds because they won't include substance use information due to existing regulations, a witness told the House subcommittee.
The lack of telemedicine's accessibility can negatively affect patient engagement and follow-through in care, according to new research.
Kentucky Indiana and Arkansas have also received ACA waivers for work requirements under policies adopted by the Trump Administration in November.
The drive to deliver value-based care at a high quality is pushing nine of 10 hospitals to consider outsourcing to provide clinical expertise.
Recent survey shows 71 percent of ACOs would likely leave Medicare Shared Savings Program if required to move to a two-sided model.
Healthcare organizations that use multiple RCM systems have higher rates of denials and big difficulties gathering and normalizing data, according to a new HIMSS Analytics report.
Cuts could destabilize current specialty care referral networks serving children in need of specialized care.
Faced with the lack of the individual mandate, insurers are narrowing networks, raising deductibles and out-of-pocket costs to keep rates from going even higher.
The new version of the program focuses on a number of key areas important to pediatric populations, such as surgical site infection outcomes for specific procedures.