On October 21, 2004, Dr. Galvin made a presentation in a Web conference entitled Buy-Right for Health Care Quality: Evidence and Indicators: Paying for Performance.
This is the text version of Dr. Galvin's slide presentation. Select to access the PowerPoint® Slides (239 KB).
Robert S. Galvin, M.D.
October 21, 2004
This slide contains a chart showing the four different stages of the Pay-for-Performance model. This chart is embedded in a scale where the vertical axis, labeled "Values of Health Expenditures," is scaled between high value of health expenditure and low value of health expenditure. A time scale is labeled at the bottom as "Key Evolutionary Steps" and is scaled from 2002 to 2012.
The stages are in the form of circles which progress on an upward slope diagonally to the right. The 4 stages are labeled as:
This article contains a Leapfrog compendium on the left. On the right, the following bullets are displayed:
Diabetes Care Link
Using Evidence-Based Literature and Actuarial Analysis
Diabetes
All Payers:
For Practice with 100 Diabetics—$10,000/Year
For Diabetes Clinic with 1,000 Diabetics—$100,000/Year
This slide contains a grid chart. The horizontal axis is labeled "Effectiveness (Actual v. Expected Complications)" and ranges from 150% to -150%, and the vertical axis is labeled Efficiency (Actual v. Expected) and ranges from -40% to 40%. Hospitals are placed in various places within the graph and are represented by shaded circles where the size of the circle corresponds with the number inside the circle. These hospitals are labeled outside the circle from A to G with a number in each circle. The grid coordinates are also labeled below:
Hospital A: 15 (130%,15%)
Hospital B: 58 (5%,15%)
Hospital C: 26 (40%, -10%)
Hospital D: 10 (70%, -30%)
Hospital E: 83 (-25%, -25%)
Hospital F: 11 (-45%, -30%)
Hospital G: 8 (-100%, -30%)
Current as of March 2005
Internet Citation:
Quality-Based Purchasing and Public Reporting: The Evidence Base and Practical Tools. Text version of a slide presentation at a Web conference. Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, Rockville, MD. http://www.ahrq.gov/news/ulp/buyright/galvintxt.htm
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