Healthcare Value and Payment Innovations

In today's health care system, nearly every stakeholder is focused on delivering greater value. Better health outcomes for patients and greater efficiency in health care delivery and health care spending are over-arching goals. NEHI's research and policy agenda reflects the multiple approaches that NEHI member organizations are now taking towards realizing higher value in U.S. health care, from alternative payment models for provider reimbursement, to value-based arrangements between health care payers and pharmaceutical and device manufacturers, to patient engagement initiatives designed to bring greater equity and patient focus to the care experienced by patients every day.

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February 11, 2016

Delivering Medical Innovation in a Value-Based World

As accountable care organizations, bundled payments and other value-based payment models sweep the nation, NEHI works to uncover implications for innovation.

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September 22, 2015

Real World Evidence: A New Era for Health Care Innovation

An issue brief on the major challenges and opportunities for Real World Evidence to reach its full potential

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June 25, 2015

Reducing Hospital Readmissions Through Medication Management and Improved Patient Adherence

Reducing Hospital Readmissions Through Medication Management and Improved Patient Adherence

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May 8, 2015

Community Health Workers: Getting the Job Done in Healthcare Delivery

Community health workers (CHWs) have been on the front lines of health care delivery for decades, serving as a vital link between providers and the surrounding communities. This issue brief summarizes the history of CHWs and includes key findings from two day-long convenings in October 2014 and April 2015.

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December 17, 2014

All Payer Claims Databases: Unlocking the Potential

This Issue Brief reflects findings from the event, in addition to background research and expert interviews conducted by NEHI to explore the opportunities and lessons learned in leveraging APCDs to advance health services research.

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November 13, 2014

A Bundle of Potential and Risk: Bundled Payment and its Impact on Innovation

This Issue Brief reflects findings from the event, in addition to background research and expert interviews conducted by NEHI on what this changing landscape means for patient access to innovative therapies and medical devices.

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October 20, 2014

Ready for Pick-Up: Reducing Primary Medication Non-Adherence

An issue brief on key issues in the adoption and utilization of the new pharmacy quality metric on primary medication non-adherence endorsed by the Pharmacy Quality Alliance in November 2013. This white paper reflects information and opinions offered by a working group assembled by the NACDS Foundation, the Pharmacy Quality Alliance, and NEHI in May 2014.

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May 22, 2014

An Evolving Landscape: Comparative Effectiveness Research, Outcomes Research and Health Care Innovation

In this issue brief, NEHI details the dilemma for health care innovators as the volume of data raises more questions than it answers. NEHI says big data offers the promise of big changes in health care, but hurdles remain.

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July 29, 2013

Thinking Outside the Pillbox: Six Priorities for Action to Support Improved Patient Medication Adherence

This research brief calls for a national medication adherence agenda centered on six priorities for action for public and private policymakers to improve the way patients take their prescription medicines across the US.

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April 26, 2013

ACO Innovation Summit Series

An overview of a series of dynamic summits hosted by NEHI for senior leaders for a multi-sector exploration of the potential impact of ACOs on patient access to innovative therapies and technologies. Since passage of the Affordable Care Act, more than 450 Accountable Care Organizations have been established in 49 states. While ACOs are in the spotlight as a means to transform the health care delivery system, many challenges need to be addressed. NEHI has taken the lead by convening a series of dynamic summits for senior leaders from pioneer ACOs, academia, biopharma and medtech for a multi-sector exploration of the potential impact of ACOs on patient access to innovative therapies and technologies.

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