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Folusho Ogunfiditimi1, Scott P Sherry, Monica Foote
1Folusho Ogunfiditimi is administrative director of adult clinical services and advanced practice providers at Harper University/Hutzel Women's Hospital, part of Detroit (Mich.) Medical Center. Scott P. Sherry is an assistant professor at Oregon Health & Science University in Portland, Ore. Monica Foote is manager of advanced practice providers for HealthTexas Provider Network, Baylor Scott & White Health in Dallas. Sarah L. Christie is chief PA in the Department of Neurosurgery at Brigham and Women's Hospital in Boston, Mass. Lisa P. Shock is senior director of clinical operations at WakeMed/Key Community Care, Evolent Health, in Raleigh, N.C., and practices at WakeMed Raleigh, Essential Geriatric Care, and FastMed Urgent Care. James F. Cawley is professor of prevention and community health and professor of physician assistant studies at the George Washington University in Washington, D.C., and former senior research fellow at the American Academy of PAs in Alexandria, Va. Aaron Browne is senior director of healthcare technology services for Huron Consulting Group in Chicago, Ill. Ms. Shock discloses that Evolent Health is a medical records firm. The authors are members of the AAPA Fee for Value Task Force but have disclosed no other potential conflicts of interest, financial or otherwise.
Abstract:
The Fee for Value (FFV) Task Force, a subgroup of the American Academy of PAs' Research and Strategic Initiatives Commission, has examined tools and mechanisms aimed at better clarifying the volume and value of PA work and how that work contributes to improving access to high-quality care. Establishing the value of PAs has been a challenging task for many healthcare providers. Often, PA value has been defined by their clinical productivity, without any clear direction as to what constitutes value versus productivity. The objective of this article is to unmask the value of PAs through the role of electronic health records and highlight PAs' ability to produce services that are value-oriented and quantifiably productive.
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