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  • About
  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
    Our metadata is collected from universities around the world. If you manage a university/consortium/country archive and want to be added, details can be found on the NDLTD website.
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The impacts of the patient-driven payment model on rehabilitation and falls in skilled nursing facilities: investigatory guidance and training for surveyors

Kelly, Sayuri 13 September 2021 (has links)
The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) overhauled the reimbursement system for skilled nursing facilities (SNFs) with the intent to improve payments by ensuring therapy services were focused on meeting the needs and preferences for beneficiaries, rather than the volume of services provided. The Patient-Driven Payment Model (PDPM) went into effect on 10/1/19. Because the payment model employs a new methodology for reimbursement, there are multiple concerns that some SNFs may inappropriately manipulate therapy services to increase profits, such as by mandating therapists to maximize the use of group and concurrent therapy regardless of the resident’s needs. The doctoral program addresses PDPM from a regulatory oversight perspective. Surveyors will receive updated investigatory pathways and training regarding how to investigate therapy services to address the impact PDPM may be having on the provision of therapy, functional performance, and falls. Surveyors will have the knowledge and skills to ensure SNF beneficiaries across the nation receive quality, individualized rehabilitation services to satisfy the intent behind PDPM.
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Current use and potential value of cost-effectiveness analysis in U.S. health care : the case of Medicare national coverage determinations

Chambers, James D. January 2012 (has links)
There is a growing recognition that we cannot afford the provision of all new health care technologies, even those that are proven to be beneficial. This is increasingly true in the US, where health care spending is on an unsustainable upward trajectory. US health care spending is greatly in excess of that of other countries; however, with respect to key health metrics, the US health care system performs relatively poorly. Despite this, unlike many other developed countries economic evaluation, and more specifically cost effectiveness evidence, is used sparingly in the US health care system. Notably, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS), administrators of the Medicare programme, state that cost-effectiveness evidence is not relevant to coverage decisions for medical technology and interventions evaluated as part of National Coverage Determinations (NCDs). The empirical aspect of this thesis evaluates the current use and potential value of using cost-effectiveness evidence in CMS NCDs. A database was built using data obtained from NCD decision memoranda, the medical literature, a Medicare claims database, and Medicare reimbursement information. The findings of the empirical work show that, CMS’s stated position notwithstanding, cost-effectiveness evidence has been cited or discussed in a number of coverage decisions, and there is a statistically significant difference between positive and non-coverage decisions with respect to cost effectiveness. When controlling for factors likely to have an effect on coverage decisions, the availability of cost-effectiveness evidence is a statistically significant predictor of coverage. In addition, the quality of the supporting clinical evidence, the availability of alternative interventions, and the recency of the decision are statistically significant variables. Further, when hypothetically reallocating resources in accordance with cost-effectiveness substantial gains in aggregate health are estimated. It is shown that using cost-effectiveness to guide resource allocation has an effect on resource allocation across patient populations and types of technology.
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Úhradová vyhláška a DRG mechanismus a jejich vliv na akutní lůžkovou péči / Reimbursement Decree and DRG mechanism and their influence on acute in-patient care

Alexa, Jan January 2013 (has links)
Reimbursement Decree and DRG mechanism and their influence on acute in-patient care Abstract The thesis focuses on Czech reimbursement mechanisms and their influence on volume of healthcare provided. The main Czech reimbursement legal documents are presented and formalized and their influence on volume of provided care tested. The thesis also offers a discussion of possible ineffectiveness which may be caused by the reimbursement decree for 2012. Keywords: healthcare, DRG, reimbursement mechanism
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Development of a Plan for a Navigator Program

Dunaway, Linda 01 January 2017 (has links)
Following implementation of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, hospitals have seen a reduction in Medicare reimbursement for 30-day post-discharge readmissions of acute myocardial infarction patient. The purpose of this project was to develop a plan for a navigator program to improve a patient's health status post discharge and reduce readmission rates. The Johns Hopkins nursing evidence-based practice model and guidelines were used in determining the quality of obtained experimental and non-experimental studies with or without meta-analysis and popular source articles. The literature revealed the most successful programs involved providing best practices for a navigator program allowed better patient education, discharge planning, safety and quality of care, improved communication and post-discharge follow-up, and improved facility finances to achieve positive results for the patient and the hospital. Watson's caring theory was used as the theoretical framework since it incorporated the aspect of caring to create a good working nurse-patient relationship. A navigator program training module, job description, objectives, program forms, mission and goal statements, and a health care team were developed and seen as crucial to the success of the program and its evaluation process. Using navigator practices, based on evidence, formed the infrastructure and management process for the facility and health care providers, thereby increasing the quality of patient care. The resulting social change was positive, benefiting the patient, family, the organization, and the region served. With implementation, this project was anticipated to reduce 30-day readmissions and increased facility reimbursement.
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The derivation of reimbursable hospital cost a major term report submitted in partial fulfillment ... Master of Public Health ... /

Palmer, W. Phillips. January 1947 (has links)
Thesis equivalent (M.P.H.)--University of Michigan, 1947.
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The derivation of reimbursable hospital cost a major term report submitted in partial fulfillment ... Master of Public Health ... /

Palmer, W. Phillips. January 1947 (has links)
Thesis equivalent (M.P.H.)--University of Michigan, 1947.
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The effect of insurance reimbursement on services by social workers in private practice

Strom, Kimberly Jean January 1993 (has links)
No description available.
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Pracovní cesta (vnitrostátní i zahraniční) / Business trip

Tichá, Kristýna January 2014 (has links)
The main reason for the choice of the topic "business trip" and the focus of that particular sector of labour-law is, that most of us will actually enter an employment relationship one day. The concept of a business trip is well known by the public, yet the specific legal regulations of the conditions of sending employees for a business trip and providing travel cost reimbursement, contained in the Labour Code, are not known as well. The general concept of the business trip and its kinds (domestic and foreign business trip) and the closely related terms such as the place of work and regular place of work are the main concern of the first part of my thesis. The focus then shifts onto the conditions of sending employees for business trip, specifically onto the agreement with the employee and its historical development, duration of a business trip and other conditions like the start time and the end of a business trip or means of transport and accommodation. The thesis continues with the focus on the process of a business trip, describing work assignment, working hours and interruption of business trip, furthermore describes the instructions for a business trip with the orientation on the definition of the chief employee and the practice of the courts in this issue. Towards conclusion my thesis concerns travel...
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Utilisation des bases de données de remboursement dans la mesure de l'observance des médicaments / Use of reimbursement claims databases for the measurement of medication adherence

Latry, Philippe 14 December 2009 (has links)
L’efficacité d’une thérapeutique repose, en grande partie, sur la bonne observance de la prescription. Une mauvaise observance est susceptible de provoquer un échec thérapeutique et une escalade dans les traitements. Elle est également génératrice de surcoûts pour le système de protection sociale. La base de données Erasme, base de remboursement du régime général de l’assurance maladie (Cnam-TS), constitue une source d’information importante pour la mesure de l’utilisation des médicaments et donc, possiblement, de l’observance. Hors, depuis de nombreuses années, il a été proposé des descripteurs de l’observance calculable à partir des remboursements de différents systèmes d’assurance maladie dans le monde. Le but de ce travail était de : - recenser ces indicateurs et les appliquer à la base Erasme ; - proposer de nouveaux indicateurs ; - catégoriser ces indicateurs. Dans une première partie nous faisons l’état des lieux de la notion et du concept d’observance médicamenteuse et de sa mesure à partir des bases de données de remboursement. Dans une deuxième partie, nous présentons la base Erasme et proposons des nouveaux indicateurs. Afin d’illustrer nos propos, nous présentons les études que nous avons réalisé à partir de l’étude de médicaments ayant des profils de consommation différents : traitement au long cours d’une affection symptomatique (asthme), traitement au long cours d’une affection asymptomatique (hypercholestérolémie), traitement au long cours d’une affection grave (diabète), traitement « minute » (infection urinaire) et un traitement de durée moyenne (contraception orale). / The efficacy of a therapeutic response depends largely on good adherence to the prescription. Poor adherence may lead to therapeutic failure and an escalation of treatment. Furthermore, this generates excess cost for the health insurance system. The Erasme reimbursement database of the largest health insurance system in France (régime général de l'assurance maladie, Cnam-TS), represents an important source of information on the use of medicines, and, therefore, possibly adherence. This is particularly the case as several indicators have been proposed to describe adherence from reimbursements in the different health insurance systems around the world. The objective of the current work was to: - identify the indicators and to apply these to the Erasme database; - propose new indicators; - categorise these indicators. The first part introduces the notion and concept of medication adherence and its measurement from reimbursement databases. The second part describes the Erasme database and the propositions for new indicators. This will then be illustrated by the studies that we have performed on medicines that have different profiles of use: long-term treatment of symptomatic disease (asthma), long-term treatment of asymptomatic disease (hypercholesterolaemia), long-term treatment of serious disease (diabetes), short-term treatment (urinary infection), and medium-term treatment (oral contraceptives).
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Research of Operating and Management of Financial Restructuring Fund -- A Case Study of Kaohsiung Business Bank

Shih, Chi-Chih 06 August 2007 (has links)
In the past few years, financial restructuring fund has become a popular term in Taiwan. This is because Taiwan tries to avoid impact of the financial environment and economic growth during Asian financial crisis period. They bring in mechanism of Japan, South Korea, and United States, legislate for provisions of financial restructuring fund, and establish this fund in order to compensate the capital shortfall may be arising from unhealthy financial institutions, as well as to prevent a withdraw run on a bank because of public panic and chain reaction causing the outbreak of systematic financial crisis. However, the evaluation of the effect of the financial restructuring fund from outside world is different, and opposition has been heard often. They criticize that the financial restructuring fund is a bottomless pit, and there is suspicion that the fund uses the money from taxpayers to rescue those illegal operators of bad financial institutions. The size of the fund has been increased by amending the law constantly, and nearly 170 billion new Taiwan dollars has been invested which can only fill in loopholes. It can stabilize the order of financial market temporarily, but it is unable to prevent successive crisis effectively that caused by bad financial institutions. ¡@¡@ The financial restructuring fund entrusts the Central Deposit Insurance Corporation to execute all kinds of matter. In the process, how does the Central Deposit Insurance Corporation operate? What is the trend of amendment in the future? These issues are worth studying and discussing. The process including the assessment, clearing up, selling tender, prosecution, and reimbursement of the illegal responsible person after taking over bad financial institutions. What kind of problems would occur during the process of operation? How does the Central Deposit Insurance Corporation handle it? This research regards Kaohsiung Business Bank as the case, not only to understand and report it, but also to analyze and discover problems from legal point of view. Base on the judgment of the prosecution in accordance with the court, it evaluates all kinds of effect of the financial restructuring fund that is applied to Kaohsiung Business Bank. Finally, this research tries to bring up the conclusion and suggestion of the financial restructuring fund, based on the gains after evaluating and analyzing, hope it is helpful on the application and management of current financial restructuring fund.

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