A healthcare payment model that links financial incentives or penalties to the quality and efficiency of care provided by healthcare providers, encouraging the delivery of high-value healthcare services.
Metrics and indicators used to assess the effectiveness, safety, and overall quality of healthcare services within a Value-Based Purchasing program.
A numerical representation of a healthcare provider’s performance in meeting specified quality measures within the VBP Program, influencing reimbursement and financial incentives.
Financial rewards provided to healthcare providers based on their performance in achieving or exceeding quality and efficiency targets within the VBP Program.
Changes made to the reimbursement rates for healthcare services based on a provider’s performance in the VBP Program, reflecting financial incentives or penalties.
The comparison of a healthcare provider’s performance against established benchmarks or industry standards within the VBP Program, helping to identify areas for improvement.
A reimbursement model within Value-Based Purchasing where healthcare providers receive financial incentives based on their performance in achieving predefined quality and efficiency metrics.
A reimbursement approach within the VBP Program where a single payment covers all services related to a specific episode of care, promoting cost efficiency and coordination.
A method used within the VBP Program to account for differences in patient populations and their health risks, ensuring fair and accurate assessments of provider performance.
Metrics used to evaluate the level of satisfaction among patients receiving healthcare services, often considered in the VBP Program as part of the overall quality assessment.