Accountable Care Organizations (ACOs) play a key role in coordinating health care services for Medicare beneficiaries. These organizations have largely become consumer driven, making marketing and health care consumerism central to their success. By offering and marketing evidence-based, patient-centered services and initiatives, ACOs can better connect with consumers. For this Assignment, you examine the services and initiatives for an ACO in the state of Kentucky.
To prepare:
The Assignment
In a matrix, analyze evidence-based services/initiatives that the ACO you selected is using for each of the following:
Include whether the ACO is using approaches that CMS recognizes for reimbursements and how these initiatives/services increase health care consumerism.
Synthesize the information you have gathered from your analysis so that each bullet point clearly represents the most significant considerations within each category. While this is a 1-page document that might appear to be simple, each point must be the result of deep and critical thinking.
Resources:
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Chapter 10, “Development and Execution of a Strategic Plan” (pp. 250–255)
Note: This chapter was assigned in Weeks 1 and 4. Please review the selected portion of the chapter for this week.
Wayland, M. S., & McDonald, W. G. (2016). Strategic analysis for healthcare: Concepts and practical applications. Chicago, IL: Health Administration Press.
Chapter 12, “Boston Consulting Group Matrix” (pp. 87–90)
Chapter 13, “General Electric Matrix” (pp. 93–96)
Chapter 14, “McKinsey 7S Model” (pp. 99–102)
Chapter 15, “Life Cycle Analysis” (pp. 103–108)
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20% or lower plagiarism report
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