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Published: April 01, 2008
Leading consumer, labor and employer organizations—including AARP, the National Partnership for Women and Families, AFL-CIO, the Leapfrog Group, Pacific Business Group on Health and the National Business Coalition on Health—endorse the Patient Charter for Physician Performance Measurement, Reporting and Tiering Programs (the “Patient Charter”).
These organizations believe that independent review of the design and implementation of programs developed by health plans to inform consumers will ensure transparency, fairness and promote the continued strengthening of measurement programs to meet the needs of patients. They also believe the Patient Charter strikes a balance between standardization and innovation.
This document lays out important details surrounding the background and implementation of the Charter.
Listed below is one grant that supported this project.
| Grant | Awarded to | Amount |
|---|---|---|
| Consumer-Purchaser Disclosure Project: Advocating for transparency and accountability in the health care system |
Pacific Business Group on Health (San Francisco, CA) ID#: 58867 Peter V. Lee, J.D. 415-281-8660 plee@pbgh.org |
Actual award: $2,300,000 May 2007 to May 2010 |
RWJF may have supported this project with other grants that are not listed.
Consumers, Health Care Purchasers, Physicians, and Health Insurers Announce Agreement on Principles to Guide Physician Performance Reporting
Publication date:
April 01, 2008
Summary:
Leading consumer, employer and labor organizations today announced a comprehensive national agreement with leading physicians groups and health insurers on principles to guide how health plans measure doctors' performance and report the information to consumers.
Patient Charter for Physician Performance Measurement, Reporting and Tiering Programs: Ensuring Transparency, Fairness and Independent Review
Publication date:
April 01, 2008
Summary:
The Patient Charter for Physician Performance Measurement, Reporting and Tiering Programs (the ?Patient Charter?) is supported by leading consumer, labor and employer organizations. They share the conviction that public reporting of physician performance is integral to...
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