Findings from A. Bain et al Has Provided New Information about Managed Care (Amcp Partnership Forum: Integrated Delivery Networks’ Role In Pharmaceutical Value-based Agreements)
2019 MAY 30 (NewsRx) -- By a
Funders for this research include Amgen,
The news reporters obtained a quote from the research, “Integrated delivery networks (IDNs)-systems of providers and sites (e.g., group practices and hospitals) that care for and provide health care services and health insurance plans to patients in a specific region or market-present special opportunities and challenges for value-based care and represent an important sector for the advancement of value-based models. Successful implementation of value-based agreements in IDNs requires a range of complex capabilities, including advanced data analytics, population health management solutions, comprehensive care management, and successful patient engagement.”
According to the news reporters, the research concluded: “To address these and other operational issues, the
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