2002Journal of Chemical Dependency TreatmentRequires access

The COB Initiative: Moving to the Purchase of Outcomes in Addictions Services

Brunei Emmanuel

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The cost of purchasing addiction services has become a significant stumbling block in the delay of treatment services since 1980. Outcome-based systems of care provide a sound means to measure the value of a service and a means to purchase services. Clinical and financial foci are recommended. New terminology to measure outcomes is needed in the form of essential data sets.

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The cost of purchasing addiction services has become a significant stumbling block in the delay of treatment services since 1980. Outcome-based systems of care provide a sound means to measure the value of a service and a means to purchase services. Clinical and financial foci are recommended. New terminology to measure outcomes is needed in the form of essential data sets.

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The cost of purchasing addiction services has become a significant stumbling block in the delay of treatment services since 1980. Outcome-based systems of care provide a sound means to measure the value of a service and a means to purchase services. Clinical and financial foci are recommended. New terminology to measure outcomes is needed in the form of essential data sets.

Key concepts: Terminology, Purchasing, Measure (data warehouse), Service (business), Addiction, Business, Value (mathematics), Outcome (game theory)

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