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1 imely and crucial information to hold donors accountable.

2 he plans and to make officials and providers accountable.

3 that can be held accountable or hold others accountable; 2) the domains of accountability--in health

4 eria, measuring outcomes, and holding states accountable; (5) human rights protection, setting scienc

5 king should be continued to help hold donors accountable and encourage targeting of resources to coun

6 Tracking aid flows helps to hold donors accountable and to compare the allocation of resources i

7 ther a managed care system is a responsible, accountable, and responsive contributor to the health of

8 es is sometimes argued to be more efficient, accountable, and sustainable than public sector delivery

9 ventions that hold medical school leadership accountable are needed to achieve and maintain salary eq

10 a, resulting in the suggestion that they are accountable, at least partially, for the direct antimicr

11 igation of mismatched substrates by G638I is accountable by accelerated conversion of the AMP-DNA int

12 between rice cultivars are deleterious, not accountable by the relaxation of selective constraints.

13 The new accountable care organisations and clinical commissionin

14 incentives implemented by one insurer for an accountable care organization (ACO) may also affect spen

15 The Pioneer Accountable Care Organization (ACO) Model aims to drive

16 Many of the quality measures used to assess accountable care organization (ACO) performance in the M

17 otal of 32 organizations entered the Pioneer accountable care organization (ACO) program, in which pr

18 & Medicaid Services (CMS) recently launched accountable care organization (ACO) programs designed to

19 en studied within the context of a pediatric accountable care organization (ACO).

20 Implementation of a pilot accountable care organization did not limit the use of d

21 We hypothesized that accountable care organization implementation would selec

22 ntered Medical Home, the Health Home and the Accountable Care Organization, are being promoted.

23 10 groups participating in a Medicare pilot accountable care organization, the Physician Group Pract

24 the Medicare Shared Savings Program (MSSP), accountable care organizations (ACOs) have financial inc

25 ittle is known about the effect of pediatric accountable care organizations (ACOs) on the use and cos

26 Purpose To evaluate the impact of accountable care organizations (ACOs) on use of screenin

27 Purpose To evaluate the impact of accountable care organizations (ACOs) on use of screenin

28 Accountable care organizations (ACOs) seek to reduce gro

29 Incentives for accountable care organizations (ACOs) to limit health ca

30 the Act's central reforms is the creation of accountable care organizations (ACOs) whose mission will

31 Accountable care organizations (ACOs), a concept include

32 olicy attention has been on programs such as accountable care organizations and bundled payments; yet

33 may be a model for other health systems and accountable care organizations interested in operational

34 Much of the enthusiasm for accountable care organizations is fueled by evidence tha

35 Similar models used in accountable care organizations or across patient panels

36 may serve as the cornerstone for developing accountable care organizations poised to improve cancer

37 sume accountability for spending, similar to accountable care organizations that bear financial risk.

38 thod for anesthesiologists and determine how Accountable Care Organizations will affect the future pa

39 The ways in which accountable care organizations will develop and evolve i

40 Accountable Care Organizations will have a drastic impac

41 As insurance networks, accountable care organizations, and alternative payment

42 , such as the patient-centered medical home, accountable care organizations, and bundled payment arra

43 d types of payment reform, such as bundling, accountable care organizations, medical homes, and cost

44 tive payment models like bundled payments or accountable care organizations.

45 primary, specialty, and hospital services in accountable care organizations.

46 tice of cardiology, especially in the age of accountable care organizations.

47 Accountable care payment models aim to reduce total dire

48 luding the patient-centered medical home and accountable care payment structures, may help overcome c

49 In an era of accountable care, understanding variation in health care

50 defined as the degree to which countries had accountable, corruption-free public sectors.

51 actors including strong local leadership, an accountable financial management mechanism to distribute

52 ices to test the effect of holding an entity accountable for all services provided during an episode

53 ability--in health care, parties can be held accountable for as many as six activities: professional

54 Holding models accountable for behavior and neural implementation provi

55 ause we have not held ourselves, and others, accountable for better results.

56 Hospitals will increasingly be held accountable for both quality and cost.

57 hesis by these error-prone enzymes is likely accountable for cisplatin resistance observed in cancer

58 a pivotal role in matrix assembly, which is accountable for corneal transparency.

59 K/ERK and their downstream targets primarily accountable for drug resistance.

60 lues of the sugar phosphate and His(105) are accountable for its inability to bind ligand at the cell

61 f negative regulation of BA synthesis may be accountable for lower levels of cholesterol observed in

62 University administrators should be accountable for monitoring the total time spent in these

63 Replacement (CJR) model, hospitals are held accountable for nearly all Medicare payments that occur

64 reimbursement structures that hold providers accountable for outcomes that are dependent on patient b

65 anies and others increasingly hold hospitals accountable for outcomes underscores the importance of i

66 e linear regression model including a factor accountable for possible interactions between experiment

67 n professional colleagues to hold each other accountable for quality of care.

68 , a ubiquitous bacterial stress response, is accountable for relaying the nutrient stress signal to t

69 The alternative polymerase kappa is accountable for such defects as they were not observed a

70 fferent expression profiles of GPCR gene are accountable for the changes of its biological function.

71 ional evidence that CAP1/Prss8 mutations are accountable for the defects in fr and fr(CR) animals, an

72 determined the ArPIKfyve-PIKfyve axis fully accountable for the hyperosmotically activated PtdIns 3,

73 MT, whereas the ZEB/miR-200 feedback loop is accountable for the irreversible switch and controls the

74 ameshifted C-terminal domain in DLX3(TDO) is accountable for the loss of DNA binding activity because

75 n of solid tumors to the metastatic stage is accountable for the majority of cancer-related deaths.

76 Objective: To identify the gene mutation(s) accountable for the mottled pigmentation phenotype in a

77 addition to identifying a biological ligand accountable for the phenotypes of Cxcr7(-/-) mice, these

78 Yet faculty and training programs are held accountable for the quality of patient care rendered by

79 ve been thought to make patients appear less accountable for their disorders, which could increase cl

80 Students were made accountable for their own preparation by the administrat

81 t of MCOs and permitting courts to hold MCOs accountable for their role in medical decision making.

82 Arab governments should be held accountable for their UN commitments to address the cris

83 r number of rotatable bonds in EGCG might be accountable for this difference.

84 aled that hypothalamic responses to TNF were accountable for this increase in peripheral lymphocytes

85 g global translational dysregulation as path accountable for toxicity.

86 were detected with the mean number of 11.53 accountable fragments per primer and 59.98% were polymor

87 Through rigorous, transparent, and accountable funds management practice, the WHO country o

88 ith populations demanding more inclusive and accountable government.

89 Increasingly more responsive and accountable health care systems are demanded, which is c

90 CpG deficit, TpG excess, and other data are accountable in terms of 5-methylcytosine mutation.

91 2% to 5.2% (absolute difference, -18.1%) for accountable justification (difference in differences, -7

92 Among primary care practices, the use of accountable justification and peer comparison as behavio

93 er sets suggesting nonantibiotic treatments; accountable justification prompted clinicians to enter f

94 es receptors were profiled to search for the accountable ones.

95 least 11 different parties that can be held accountable or hold others accountable; 2) the domains o

96 he private sector is usually more efficient, accountable, or medically effective than the public sect

97 ty that includes three major components: the accountable parties, the subject matter, and the process

98 minating the evaluation and responses by the accountable parties.

99 aintaining the high standards expected of an accountable profession.

100 thin a community and in which physicians are accountable to a governing board elected from the member

101 ared decision making and physicians are held accountable to professional colleagues and to patients;

102 n which these organizations can be made more accountable to the employer groups that hire them.

103 This distinct kinetic effect is accountable with a newly proposed CFTR gating model depi

104 ls to pursue the public interest and be more accountable, with public hospitals as the benchmarks aga