Building Trust in Data
In healthcare, we talk a lot about advanced analytics, risk scoring, quality measurement, and value-based care. But the truth is simple: none of it works unless the data underneath is trustworthy.
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In healthcare, we talk a lot about advanced analytics, risk scoring, quality measurement, and value-based care. But the truth is simple: none of it works unless the data underneath is trustworthy.
qrcAnalytics, a healthcare technology company dedicated to bringing clarity to the complexity of quality, risk and cost, has earned the National Committee Quality Assurance (NCQA) certification for all 22 of California Align, Measure and Perform (AMP) quality measures. The NCQA certification process is a rigorous process designed to verify the accuracy of the quality measurements tested. The qrcAnalytics platform includes all the quality measurements used throughout the healthcare provider industry and all those measurements have received the most current NCQA certification.
qrcAnalytics, a healthcare technology company dedicated to bringing clarity to the complexity of quality, risk and cost, has earned the National Committee Quality Assurance (NCQA) certification for all 22 of California Align, Measure and Perform (AMP) quality measures. The NCQA certification process is a rigorous process designed to verify the accuracy of the quality measurements tested. The qrcAnalytics platform includes all the quality measurements used throughout the healthcare provider industry and all those measurements have received the most current NCQA certification.
qrcAnalytics, a healthcare technology company dedicated to bringing clarity to the complexity of quality, risk and cost, has earned the National Committee Quality Assurance (NCQA) certification for all 22 of California Align, Measure and Perform (AMP) quality measures. The NCQA certification process is a rigorous process designed to verify the accuracy of the quality measurements tested. The qrcAnalytics platform includes all the quality measurements used throughout the healthcare provider industry and all those measurements have received the most current NCQA certification.
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qrcAnalytics, a healthcare technology company dedicated to bringing clarity to the complexity of quality, risk and cost, has earned the National Committee Quality Assurance (NCQA) certification for all 22 of California Align, Measure and Perform (AMP) quality measures. The NCQA certification process is a rigorous process designed to verify the accuracy of the quality measurements tested. The qrcAnalytics platform includes all the quality measurements used throughout the healthcare provider industry and all those measurements have received the most current NCQA certification.
qrcAnalytics, a healthcare technology company dedicated to bringing clarity to the complexity of quality, risk and cost, has earned the National Committee Quality Assurance (NCQA) certification for all 22 of California Align, Measure and Perform (AMP) quality measures. The NCQA certification process is a rigorous process designed to verify the accuracy of the quality measurements tested. The qrcAnalytics platform includes all the quality measurements used throughout the healthcare provider industry and all those measurements have received the most current NCQA certification.
The California Value Based Pay for Performance (VBP4P) program is the largest alternative payment model in the United States. It predates healthcare reform by almost a decade. The program was launched in 2001 as a statewide initiative managed by the Integrated Healthcare Association (IHA) on behalf of 10 health plans. The VBP4P has been deploying quality measure sets and reporting results and the program is the longest running example of the power of the transition to value-based care.
As American healthcare transitions from fee-for-service to value-based care, a growing number of healthcare systems will generate a significant portion of their revenue from risk-based payment models. In these new models, caring for more complicated patients results in higher capitation rates. While this may be good news for provider organizations — especially organizations that serve many older or chronically ill patients — there are several steps healthcare systems need to take to ensure success in these new payment models.
