Maximum value is gained when quality improves at the same time spending is reduced, when care is delivered in a manner that addresses and averts crises, reducing preventable spending.
Palliative care, or serious illness care, is specialized care that focuses on providing relief from the symptoms and stress of a serious illness—whatever the diagnosis. It is appropriate at any age, at any stage of a serious illness, and should be provided along with curative treatment. Purchasers can get greater value out of their health care strategies if they integrate palliative care.
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Palliative Care Resources for Employers and Other Health Care Purchasers
CPR and CAPC have created a suite of tools to give employers and other health care purchasers resources and technical assistance for implementation of strategies to assure reliable access to high-quality palliative care.$399.00Type: ToolkitBuy -
Webinar Series: Building Capacity in a Provider Network for Palliative Care
This webinar features Torrie Fields from Blue Shield of California on building capacity in a provider network for palliative care, and Lea Tessitore from Catalyst for Payment Reform on the Purchaser Toolkit for Serious Illness Care Strategies.$49.00 Buy