Moving from Quality to Value: Measuring and Controlling the Cost of Health Care

This issue brief – the first in the NRHI Payment Reform Series – describes why the industry must move beyond common but insufficient methods of measuring cost of care, and towards total cost of care, and what types of entities are well-positioned to lead this work. It presents five core components of measuring, analyzing and reporting total cost, and presents the challenges associated with this task. More

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Moving from Quality to Value: Measuring and Controlling the Cost of Health Care

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