begin to a more detailed and engaged dialogue on how to accelerate primary care investment and payment reform. Payment Reform in Primary Care: Deborah Deborah Brown provided a high-level There was no action taken Considerations for Maine Brown, CHCS, outline of the role of CHCS and SHADAC on the CHCS and SHADAC Maia Crawford, and the content of the presentation: presentations. These CHCS, Lacey policy options for consideration and presentations were Hartman, measuring investment in primary care intended to serve as means SHADAC (noting that much of topic area was to frame these issues for covered in the policy brief, Multi-Payer more substantive ACI Investment in Primary Care. Maia dialogue moving forward. Crawford briefed the committee on The CHCS/SHADAC team will seven payment reform options for be joining the ACI consideration with examples of these Committee for its January options deployed on other markets. Maia 20th to continue this described some of the major policy discussion. considerations associated with each option. Lacey Hartman spoke on the issues related to measuring primary care investment including defining “primary care’, target setting and tracking reinvestments. Lacey provided examples from Rhode Island, Vermont, and Oregon. BC/BS of Mass. Alternative Lisa Lisa Whittemore provided an update of There was no action Quality Contracts Whittemore the development of the Mass. BC/BS expected on this topic as Alternative Quality Contracts (AQC). Lisa Lisa was asked to update the provided context on the development of Committee on growth of the AQC and the model that has been program and recent results employed. The model establishes global in follow-up to an earlier budgets with meaningful incentives for AQC presentation in 2010.
begin to a more detailed and engaged dialogue on how to accelerate primary care investment and payment reform. Payment Reform in Primary Care: Considerations for Maine Deborah Brown, CHCS, Maia Crawford, CHCS, Lacey Hartman, SHADAC Deborah Brown provided a high-level outline of the role of CHCS and SHADAC and the content of the presentation: policy options for consideration and measuring investment in primary care (noting that much of topic area was covered in the policy brief, Multi-Payer Investment in Primary Care. Maia Crawford briefed the committee on seven payment reform options for consideration with examples of these options deployed on other markets. Maia described some of the major policy considerations associated with each option. Lacey Hartman spoke on the issues related to measuring primary care investment including defining “primary care’, target setting and tracking reinvestments. Lacey provided examples from Rhode Island, Vermont, and Oregon. There was no action taken on the CHCS and SHADAC presentations. These presentations were intended to serve as means to frame these issues for more substantive ACI dialogue moving forward. The CHCS/SHADAC team will be joining the ACI Committee for its January 20th to continue this discussion. BC/BS of Mass. Alternative Quality Contracts Lisa Whittemore Lisa Whittemore provided an update of the development of the Mass. BC/BS Alternative Quality Contracts (AQC). Lisa provided context on the development of AQC and the model that has been employed. The model establishes global budgets with meaningful incentives for There was no action expected on this topic as Lisa was asked to update the Committee on growth of the program and recent results in follow-up to an earlier AQC presentation in 2010.
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