Alternative reimbursement models for health providers in high-performance sport: Stakeholder experiences and perceptions.

Key Points - There is evidence that value-based reimbursement models can incentivise healthcare providers to reduce over-servicing, potentially resulting in a more efficient use of scarce resources. - Participants reported that salaried provider models conferred several key advantages over fee-for-service models, particularly in their ability to incentivise preventive and proactive care delivery. - Our findings suggest that salaried provider arrangements have the potential to improve primary prevention and multidisciplinary care, when compared with fee-for-service arrangements. However, the design and implementation of reimbursement models should be informed by meaningful consultation with providers, athletes and other key stakeholders.
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Notations:management and organisation of sport theory and social foundations
Published in:Sports Medicine - Open
Language:English
Published: 2023
Online Access:https://doi.org/10.1186/s40798-023-00600-9
Volume:9
Issue:53
Document types:article
Level:advanced