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Healthcare economics
Medical practice management

Background:

Capitation is a prevalent payment model in healthcare.
Specialists are transitioning towards capitation-based reimbursement.
Existing models like the contact cap have limitations.

Purpose of the Study:

To introduce and explain zero-based budgeting (ZBB) as a payment methodology.
To compare ZBB with the contact cap model.
To highlight the advantages of ZBB for specialists transitioning to capitation.

Main Methods:

Explanation of the zero-based budgeting process.
Comparison of ZBB principles with contact cap model features.
Focus on practical implementation for specialists.

Main Results:

ZBB provides a clear payment structure.
ZBB is presented as a more advantageous model than contact cap for transitioning specialists.
The methodology is described as simple and effective.

Conclusions:

Zero-based budgeting is a viable and potentially preferable alternative to the contact cap model.
ZBB facilitates a smoother transition to capitation for medical specialists.
The simplicity of ZBB enhances its adoption and effectiveness.