Lack of cash on hand providers' Achilles heel.
出版信息
Capitation Manag Rep. 2002 Oct;9(10):150-4, 145.
PMID:12412320
Abstract
A new report outlines the reasons for the spate of IPA and medical group failures in California. The conclusion? The organizations failed to develop sufficient skills in information technology, actuarial risk analysis, utilization management, administration, and management leadership to manage capitated arrangements. Find out what they did right and what else they did wrong.
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