This review (1) provides a historical perspective of health care reimbursement; (2) defines value as it pertains to quality, service, and cost; (3) reviews the history of value-based care for cardiac surgery; (4) describes the drive toward optimization for vascular surgery patients; and (5) discusses how programs like Enhanced Recovery After Surgery assist with the delivery of value-based care.
The primary reoccurring difference in agreement was regarding whether the article pertained to quality of care, owing to the broad nature of the definition.
The Food and Drug Administration maintains that labels should pertain to the quality of the food, not to how it is made.
This document summarizes the characteristics that pertain to compost quality and relates them to compost sampled in New York State.
In the present context, the aspects of performance pertain to the quality of breast cancer care and are represented by QIs.
QTL clusters and hotspots are described in Table 3, and hotspots are shown in Additional file 1: Figures S3 S11 which pertain to fiber quality, Verticillium resistance, nematode resistance, and leaf morphology QTL hotspots.
For HIV-infected mother-child pairs, these factors pertain to the quality of antenatal care and the obstetrical context of delivery whereas for HIV-uninfected mother-child pairs, they are related to maternal characteristics and socio-economic status.
Guidelines compiled in this paper pertain to the water quality; guidelines for soil quality are available from other sources (e.g. WHO 2006).
The x-axis pertains to gallery quality, while y-axis pertains to probe quality.
The x-axis pertains to gallery quality, while y-axis pertains to the probe quality.
The purpose of this cross-sectional, retrospective study is to evaluate the level and different sources of psychosocial distress and how these pertain to health-related quality of life (HRQoL).
