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¹Author Affiliation: Managing Director and Chief Nursing Officer, The Advisory Board Company, Washington DC.

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Chief nurse executives (CNEs) must prepare for increasing healthcare price transparency. This involves analyzing the impact on nursing and ensuring organizational readiness for public price reporting.

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Area of Science:

Healthcare Administration
Nursing Management
Health Policy

Background:

Public reporting of clinical and operational performance measures is established practice for Chief Nurse Executives (CNEs).
Previous initiatives focused on value-based purchasing and patient experience measures, requiring organizational readiness for public performance data sharing.
Healthcare organizations are now facing new public reporting expectations centered on pricing.

Purpose of the Study:

To analyze the implications of healthcare price transparency on the nursing enterprise.
To guide Chief Nurse Executives in preparing for the trend of public price reporting.

Main Methods:

Analysis of current trends in healthcare public reporting.
Assessment of the impact of price transparency on nursing operations and strategy.
Development of recommendations for organizational readiness.

Main Results:

Healthcare price transparency represents a significant new challenge for executive leadership.
CNEs need to proactively address the impact on nursing services and financial performance.
Strategic planning is essential for successful adaptation to price transparency mandates.

Conclusions:

Chief Nurse Executives must lead the analysis and preparation for healthcare price transparency.
Understanding and addressing the impact on the nursing enterprise is critical for future success.
Proactive engagement with price transparency initiatives will be key for healthcare organizations.