Value-based partnering in health care.
Copyright policy )Value-based partnering in health care.
Many companies are beginning to focus on value in their health care purchasing decisions, and some are going beyond value-based purchasing to value-based partnering. Value-based partnering recognizes the interdependencies among stakeholder groups in the health care system and creates a strategic reason for them to exchange information and create long-term strategic alliances. This article discusses the principles of value-based partnering, impediments to practicing it and its future role in the health care system.
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Group Purchasing, Cost Control, Health Care Coalitions, Consumer Behavior, Contract Services, Efficiency, Organizational, United States, Health Benefit Plans, Employee, Models, Organizational, Humans, Cooperative Behavior, Investments
Group Purchasing, Cost Control, Health Care Coalitions, Consumer Behavior, Contract Services, Efficiency, Organizational, United States, Health Benefit Plans, Employee, Models, Organizational, Humans, Cooperative Behavior, Investments
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