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When you have constant evolving contract, there are changes, and so some of the feedback I’m getting is that sometimes it’s hard to keep up with the changes, said Peter Aran, MD, medical director of Population Health Management at Blue Cross Blue Shield of Oklahoma.
When you have constant evolving contract, there are changes, and so some of the feedback I’m getting is that sometimes it’s hard to keep up with the changes, said Peter Aran, MD, medical director of Population Health Management at Blue Cross Blue Shield of Oklahoma.
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What insights have you drawn from the year 1 feedback on OCM from CMMI?
The biggest feedback is that practices are trying to stay on top of everything, and this is a constant evolving project. When you have constant evolving contract, there are changes, and so some of the feedback I’m getting is that sometimes it’s hard to keep up with the changes. That’s one thing, and the other thing is the doctors and the administrators and the nurses and the pharmacists sometimes wish they had better mechanisms to get feedback; or not even feedback, but to give ideas prior to changes. I think CMS is really trying to do that better. That’s the whole basis behind the multi-payer model, I think.