Prospective payment system and quality: early results and research strategy.

Dynamic List Information
Dynamic List Data
Title
Prospective payment system and quality: early results and research strategy.
First Author
Eggers, Paul W
Date of Pub
1987 Supp.
Pages
29-37
Abstract
The implementation of the prospective payment system (PPS) in Medicare has raised concerns in both the public and private health sectors about the potential for compromised quality of care resulting from the financial incentives inherent in the system. As part of this concern, Congress has mandated annual reports from the Health Care Financing Administration (HCFA) on the impact of PPS, including the impact on Medicare beneficiaries. In order to meet this mandate, HCFA has initiated several studies concerning quality of care issues. Those activities and selected results from the 1985 PPS impact report are presented in this article.
Other Authors
N/A
MeSH
Quality of Health Care : Data Collection : Health Services Accessibility : Hospitalization : Hospitals/standards : Medicare/organization & administration : Mortality : Prospective Payment System/standards : United States
NTIS Number
PB89-136956
Volume
Supp.

Downloads