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Improving Patient
Quality-of-Care with
Recognition and Rewards
Darien T. Kadens, PhD, MBA, Director of Healthcare Research, Sodexo
Michele W. Gazica, JD, MA, Research Fellow, Sodexo
Empirical research estimates that medical errors cost an estimated 19.5 billion dollars in healthcare costs and nearly
400,000 patients die annually due to these errors. 1As a result, the federal government has adopted a new regulation
that creates incentives for hospitals and their staff to improve the quality of patient care. 2This new regulation ties
patient care to Medicare reimbursements. In other words, how well a hospital provides patient care determines whether
that hospital incurs a penalty or a bonus in the form of a percent reduction or increase of Medicare reimbursement rates.
Penalties and bonuses are calculated based upon a publicly available hospital score, 30% of which is determined by a
satisfaction survey
Improving Patient Quality-of-Care with Recognitio
Empirical research estimates that medical errors
The quality of patient interactions, however, is
RECOGNITION & REWARDS One effective engagement st
RECOGNITION & REWARDS PROGRAM: The Basics
Leverage Technology. To further f
CASE STUDY Objective An academic health system w
References 1 James, J. T. (2013). A new, eviden
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