Meaningful Physician Payment Reform in Oncology
Kavita Patel, Alexander J. Morin, Jeffrey Nadel, Mark McClellan
Abstract
Kavita Patel, Alexander J. Morin, Jeffrey Nadel, Mark McClellan
Abstract
The authors describe various new models of physician payment that can serve as a foundation for a shift away from the current reimbursement system for cancer care to support better outcomes and avoid preventable costs, as well as how these reforms can be supported in a blended payment model that transitions away from but still contains elements of fee-for-service payments.
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The authors describe various new models of physician payment that can serve as a foundation for a shift away from the current reimbursement system for cancer care to support better outcomes and avoid preventable costs, as well as how these reforms can be supported in a blended payment model that transitions away from but still contains elements of fee-for-service payments.
Key concepts: Reimbursement, Payment, Medicine, Fee-for-service, Foundation (evidence), Actuarial science, Service (business), Payment system