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Payment changes require integrating records.

Abstract

The greatest challenges for healthcare organizations facing radical changes in their payment and reporting structures lie in finding ways to integrate various forms of patient information. An analysis of how three New York City hospitals dealt with their state's switch to an all-payer diagnosis related group-based payment system reveals strengths and weaknesses in their existing information systems and in steps taken to adapt to the change.

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M A Palley. 1990. Payment changes require integrating records.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/10145268/

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