Scoping Review: Anesthesiologist Involvement in Alternative Payment Models, Value Measurement, and Nonclinical Capabilities for Success in the United States of America
Authors' conclusion
Findings revealed the pivotal role of anesthesiologists in the design, implementation, and refinement of these emerging delivery and payment models.
Study context
- Population
- Published literature on anesthesiologist involvement in US Alternative Payment Models (APMs)articles included of 2173
- Participants
- 24 participants
- Outcome
- Themes of anesthesiologist involvement in APMs
Main finding
As reported in the abstract
- Value-based, bundled or episode-based payments
- 11 (45%)
- Enhanced Recovery After Surgery
- 7 (29%)
- Perioperative Surgical Home
- 4 (17%)
- Other models
- 3 (13%)
- Aim 1: protocol standardization
- 16 (67%)
- Aim 1: design and implementation leadership
- 8 (33%)
- Aim 1: multidisciplinary collaboration
- 7 (29%)
- Aim 1: role expansion
- 5 (21%)
- Aim 2: Process-Based & Patient-Centric Metrics
- 1 (4%)
- Aim 2: Shared Accountability
- 3 (13%)
- Aim 2: Time-Driven Activity-Based Costing
- 3 (13%)
- Aim 2: quality metrics domains
- 8
- Aim 3: Education on Healthcare Transformation and Policies
- 3 (13%)
- Aim 3: Exploring Collaborative Leadership Skills
- 5 (21%)
- Aim 3: Embracing Advanced Analytics and Data Transparency
- 4 (17%)
Original publication
Scoping Review: Anesthesiologist Involvement in Alternative Payment Models, Value Measurement, and Nonclinical Capabilities for Success in the United States of America. Anesth Analg. Published 7 February 2024. doi:10.
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