by corasharma | September 23, 2013
Data-Driven Patient Outreach: Financially Efficient or Morally Compromised?
I recently spoke with a clinical analytics vendor about one of their provider customer’s bizarre decisions – to no longer […]
Tag Archive: P4P
by corasharma | September 23, 2013
I recently spoke with a clinical analytics vendor about one of their provider customer’s bizarre decisions – to no longer […]
by John Moore | September 01, 2011
There have been a number of research studies published that question the value of Electronic Health Records (EHRs), particularly as […]
by John Moore | September 26, 2008
If you have read previous posts this week, you know that I was attending MIT’s EmTech conference. Event is a […]
by John Moore | August 06, 2008
Last year I attended the Healthcare Quality and P4P (Pay for Performance) conference put on by the World Health Congress. […]
by John Moore | July 10, 2008
There is a bit of a Catch-22 going on with regards to the future of PHR adoption by consumers, which […]
by John Moore | June 30, 2008
Matthew Holt provides some interesting, and spot-on commentary regarding last weekend’s article in the New York Times on the misuse […]
by John Moore | November 27, 2007
Yesterday, Medicare released its 104 page proposal for moving to a partial pay for performance (P4P) model. The Wall Street […]
by John Moore | October 30, 2007
Earlier this summer, the New York Attorney General took on the major healthcare insurers, Aetna, Cigna, United Health and WellPoint’s […]
by John Moore | September 27, 2007
Down in Washington DC for the next couple of days attending the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ) conference. […]
by John Moore | September 25, 2007
On Sept 20th, athenahealth (ATHN) went public on the NASDAQ becoming the most successful IPO to date in 2007. Coming […]