Healthcare Delivery System Challenges: Costs, Quality, and Prevention
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This report analyzes the critical issues within the healthcare delivery system. It begins by highlighting the unsustainable cost of care in the United States, which strains public funds and impacts individual salaries. The report then addresses quality failures identified globally, emphasizing the need for system improvements. It also notes the superior health outcomes achieved by other countries at lower costs. The study discusses the shift towards Integrated Delivery Systems (IDS) and the prevalence of chronic diseases, emphasizing the need for preventive care. It examines the role of the Affordable Care Act (ACA) in expanding access to healthcare and preventive measures. Furthermore, it delves into the importance of the Prevention and Public Health Fund and the requirements for non-profit hospitals to conduct Community Health Needs Assessments. Finally, the report explores Accountable Care Organizations (ACOs) as a model to reduce costs, improve quality, and promote preventive care, contrasting them with traditional fee-for-service systems. The report is based on research from Goodwin, Stein, & Amelung (2017), Chait & Glied (2018), McGlynn & McClellan (2017), and Osborn, Doty, Moulds, Sarnak, & Shah (2017).
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