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Ambulatory Resource Analysis Project Synopsis of Major Project Tasks,

Stuart W. Baker

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This report is a synopsis and contains various reports such as: Comparative Analyses of Ambulatory Morbidity in Four Patient Populations; Assessment of the Utility of Ambulatory Visit Groups (AVGs) as a Tool for Ambulatory Resource Allocation within the United States Military Health Care System; Assessment of the Utility of Episodes of Illness as a Tool for Ambulatory Resource Allocation with the United States Military Health Care System; Assessment of the Utility of Ambulatory Patient Groups (APGs) as a Tool for Ambulatory Resource Allocation with the United States Military Health Care System; Linking Inpatient and Outpatient Relative Weights; Report on Ambulatory Care Case-Mix Reporting and Data Elements for the Ambulatory Resource Analysis Project; and Comparative Assessment of Six Case-Mix Classification Systems when Applied to Simulated DoD Populations. Ambulatory Classification; Ambulatory Case Mix; Ambulatory Visit Groups (AVGs) ; Ambulatory Patient Groups (APGs); Ambulatory Resource Allocation; Military Health Services System (MHSS ) Resource Allocation; Episodes of Illness; Ambulatory Care Data Elements.

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This report is a synopsis and contains various reports such as: Comparative Analyses of Ambulatory Morbidity in Four Patient Populations; Assessment of the Utility of Ambulatory Visit Groups (AVGs) as a Tool for Ambulatory Resource Allocation within the United States Military Health Care System; Assessment of the Utility of Episodes of Illness as a Tool for Ambulatory Resource Allocation with the United States Military Health Care System; Assessment of the Utility of Ambulatory Patient Groups (APGs) as a Tool for Ambulatory Resource Allocation with the United States Military Health Care System; Linking Inpatient and Outpatient Relative Weights; Report on Ambulatory Care Case-Mix Reporting and Data Elements for the Ambulatory Resource Analysis Project; and Comparative Assessment of Six Case-Mix Classification Systems when Applied to Simulated DoD Populations. Ambulatory Classification; Ambulatory Case Mix; Ambulatory Visit Groups (AVGs) ; Ambulatory Patient Groups (APGs); Ambulatory Resource Allocation; Military Health Services System (MHSS ) Resource Allocation; Episodes of Illness; Ambulatory Care Data Elements.

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This report is a synopsis and contains various reports such as: Comparative Analyses of Ambulatory Morbidity in Four Patient Populations; Assessment of the Utility of Ambulatory Visit Groups (AVGs) as a Tool for Ambulatory Resource Allocation within the United States Military Health Care System; Assessment of the Utility of Episodes of Illness as a Tool for Ambulatory Resource Allocation with the United States Military Health Care System; Assessment of the Utility of Ambulatory Patient Groups (APGs) as a Tool for Ambulatory Resource Allocation with the United States Military Health Care System; Linking Inpatient and Outpatient Relative Weights; Report on Ambulatory Care Case-Mix Reporting and Data Elements for the Ambulatory Resource Analysis Project; and Comparative Assessment of Six Case-Mix Classification Systems when Applied to Simulated DoD Populations. Ambulatory Classification; Ambulatory Case Mix; Ambulatory Visit Groups (AVGs) ; Ambulatory Patient Groups (APGs); Ambulatory Resource Allocation; Military Health Services System (MHSS ) Resource Allocation; Episodes of Illness; Ambulatory Care Data Elements.

Key concepts: Resource (disambiguation), Ambulatory, Computer science, Library science, Geography, Archaeology, Computer network

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