Christine Schneider, Petra Anders, Thomas Rotthoff
"It is great what we have learned from each other!" - Bedside teaching in interprofessional small groups using the example of Parkinson's disease
GMS journal for medical education
highvalue care providing high quality care low cost sought define hospital value identify characteristics hospitals provide highvalue care retrospective observational study acute care hospitals usa medicare beneficiaries claims included center medicare medicaid services overall star ratings publicly available medicare spending per beneficiary data primary outcome value defined difference star ratings quality score medicare spending secondary outcome classification 4 5 star hospital lowest quintile medicare spending high value 1 2 star hospital highest quintile spending low value two thousand nine hundred fourteen hospitals quality spending data included value score mean sd 058 179 total 286 hospitals classified high value represented 286 999 4 5 star hospitals 468 611 low cost hospitals total 258 hospitals classified low value represented 266 970 1 2 star hospitals 493 523 high cost hospitals regression models ownership nonteaching status beds urbanity nurse bed ratio percentage dual eligible medicare patients percentage disproportionate share hospital payments associated primary value score high quality hospitals high value number factors strongly associated low high value findings inform efforts policymakers hospitals increase value care