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The report card's role in health care decision making: Part I
1National Association of Managed Care Physicians (American College of Managed Care Medicine), Glen Allen, VA, USA.
Abstract:
In the initial installment of a two-part article, the author suggests that report cards must evolve further before they can become truly useful measures of health plans or providers. They are a beginning, however, and some decisions can be made based on the claims data and process-based measures available today.
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