Issue Briefs

Date of this Version

10-8-2018

Abstract

A review of the evidence shows that bundled payments for surgical procedures can generate savings without adversely affecting patient outcomes. Less is known about the effect of bundled payments for chronic medical conditions, but early evidence suggests that cost and quality improvements may be small or non-existent. There is little evidence that bundles reduce access and equity, but continued monitoring is required.

Document Type

Brief

Volume

22

Number

5

License

Creative Commons License
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Keywords

bundled payments, value-based payment reform

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Date Posted: 10 October 2018