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Using activity-based management to control costs & achieve organization goals.

Abstract

Activity-based management (ABM) is a management process that focuses on improving costs and outcomes. It derives useful information based on the way people think (their activities) rather than traditional expense categories. ABM supports outcomes, quality, teams, re-engineering, empowerment, and continuous improvement. It is a process that providers may want to adopt in light of new Medicare reimbursement practices.

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J Antos, D Elwell. 1998. Using activity-based management to control costs & achieve organization goals.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/10182732/

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