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  • Health Economics
  • Clinical Laboratory Science

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  • The US healthcare system involves complex interactions between patients, providers, and payers.
  • Differing perspectives among these stakeholders impact healthcare utilization, performance, and payment.
  • Clinical laboratory testing is a key area where these differing perspectives are evident.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To explore the divergent perspectives of patients, providers, and payers regarding clinical laboratory testing.
  • To identify challenges in aligning stakeholder interests within the US healthcare system.
  • To highlight opportunities for improved alignment in laboratory testing practices.

Main Methods:

  • Analysis of stakeholder perspectives in the US healthcare system.
  • Discussion of challenges related to differing expectations and potential for fraud, waste, and abuse.
  • Examination of opportunities for alignment in clinical laboratory testing.

Main Results:

  • Patients expect necessary and insured laboratory tests.
  • Providers aim for standard of care without financial toxicity for patients or practices.
  • Payers seek to balance customer needs with fair healthcare costs.
  • Misalignment is exacerbated by opportunities for fraud, waste, and abuse.

Conclusions:

  • Despite a fragmented and competitive US healthcare system, alignment among patients, providers, and payers is achievable.
  • Opportunities exist to establish practices for reasonably priced, fairly distributed, and medically necessary laboratory testing.
  • Collaborative efforts can lead to improved healthcare value and patient outcomes.