ArticleInternational journal of nursing practice2019
Activity-based funding for safety and quality: A policy discussion of issues and directions for nursing-focused health services outcomes research.
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- Activity-based funding for safety and quality: A policy discussion of issues and directions for nursing-focused health services outcomes research.International journal of nursing practice · 2019Article
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Abstract
aimsA discussion of the implications and opportunities arising from the Commonwealth of Australia health care reform agenda; linking pricing with quality, with particular reference to directions for nursing-focused health services outcomes research directed to improve the safety and quality of health care practices.
backgroundNational activity-based funding in Australia is a policy-focused development. As the relationship between cost and quality becomes apparent, the role of clinicians and their contribution to high quality care has become a pressing issue for leadership, teaching, and research.
designDiscussion paper DATA SOURCES: This paper is based on seven years' experience as a member of a Commonwealth of Australia statutory committee-the Clinical Advisory Committee of the Independent Hospital Pricing Authority-and is supported by relevant literature and theory. IMPLICATIONS FOR NURSING: To date, unravelling the linkage, especially causal relationships, between direct care nursing and patient safety outcomes has not been well established. New activity-based funding data elements developed for national implementation in Australia provide accessible and meaningful standardised data for measurement of never events, hospital-acquired complications, and preventable readmissions.
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