Sentence examples for up accountable from inspiring English sources

Providers have set up Accountable Care Organisations (ACOS), which get bonuses for delivering care more efficiently.

It encourages more hospitals and doctors to set up "accountable care organizations" that would move away from traditional fee-for-service billing, which encourages needless tests and procedures.

It is the parents who will end up accountable to God if their children become disconnected, for it is only the result of their parents' failure and indifference".

Knowing that that is unlikely, they said they would prefer that countries around the world set up accountable bodies that provide direct guidance about what controversial content to restrict.

Going after the top-dogs is our number one priority the agency has trumpeted in its newly minted policy of holding the high-ups accountable for the sins of their company.

We as a matter of principle will be opposing any regulator especially one set up and accountable to politicians we write about every day," he told BBC Radio 4's Today programme.

"Fear can motivate, but it will never inspire people to be more engaged and show up as accountable, reliable people," he adds.

Hospital systems seeking to link up with accountable care organizations and patient-centered medical homes are finding it difficult to recruit primary care physicians -- their highest priority.

I've seen it time and time again -- good people who end up being accountable for what wasn't in their control while the real culprit walks with the authority and no accountability.

Options to reform this model could include bundled fees (a flat rate per "episode" that includes all complications and follow-up care), accountable care organizations (ACOs) that take responsibility for all patient needs and costs, incentives for cross-provider cooperation, and population-based payment in which doctors receive a set fee for any patient (currently being pioneered in Maryland).

"Regulation needs accountability and transparency, and the Fed is just not set up to be accountable or transparent," says Mike Konczal, a fellow at the Roosevelt Institute, a liberal think tank focused on financial matters.