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Physician Alignment Primary Obstacle to Accountable Care Organizations

Health facility leaders and physicians must align their interests, communicate, and cooperate

AMN Healthcare
Mon, 06/20/2011 - 16:10
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(AMN Healthcare, San Diego) -- Health care facility administrators and physicians report that the most serious obstacle they face in forming Accountable Care Organizations (ACOs) is physician alignment, according to a new survey.

The survey, conducted by AMN Healthcare, the largest health care staffing and workforce solutions organization in the United States, asked hospital executives and physicians about their participation in ACOs, and whether or not ACOs will deliver significant cost and quality benefits.

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According to AMN Healthcare president and CEO Susan Salka, the survey underscores what is the central issue regarding both ACO formation and the industry-wide effort to enhance quality of care and reduce costs.

"While capital and data are essential to forming ACOs, the success of this emerging model turns on people.

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Submitted by EDWARDM on Tue, 07/26/2011 - 16:07

So, maybe it’s all coming

So, maybe it’s all coming down to people management. There’s obviously got to be better organization on a number of fronts for things to actually fall in place, and function correctly.

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