U.S. Accountable Care 2014 Top 10 Predictions: Collaboration, Sustainability, and Technology

1. Healthcare Organizations That Fail to Take into Consideration the Impact of the Ecosystem Will Be Unable to Sustain Accountable Care Quality and Cost Improvements
2. Organizations That Fail to Access Data Sources Such As Unstructured Data, Census Data, and Remote Patient Monitoring Devices Will Be Unable to Sustain Quality Improvements and Cost Savings
3. Only the Largest Healthcare Organizations Will Have the Resources to Consume BDA by Deploying the BDA Stack
4. Sustainability of Accountable Care Successes Will Require Effective Physician and Patient Engagement
5. Population Health Management Applications Without Bidirectional Integration with Electronic Health Records Will Have a Limited Ability to Enable Effective Clinical Improvement
6. The Industry Will Continue to See Health Plan and Provider Collaboration, Mergers and Acquisitions, Joint Ventures, and Other New Business Models to Address the Needs of Accountable Care
7. Suppliers of Purpose-Built Applications Such As Health Information Exchange and Care Management Will Continue to Invest to Gain Entry into the Population Health Management Supplier Market
8. Service Demands for Accountable Care Will Outpace Software Expenses
9. Commercial Health Plans Will Continue to Innovate Their Accountable Care Strategies and Deploy New Reimbursement Models That Combine Financial and Clinical Outcome Metrics
10. With an Influx of Patients Via the ACA and the Shortage of Physicians, It Will Be Imperative Clinicians Practice at the Top of Their License and Physician Extenders Become First-Line for Care Delivery

Source: Report Buyer
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