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Nebraska Health Network’s Data Management System for Improving Quality and Reducing Costs (Case Study)

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  • Mario Gruszczynski
  • Natalie Graves
  • Sonya Streeter

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This case study describes Nebraska Health Network’s (NHN) data management system to more efficiently respond to the quality reporting requirements of the Medicare Shared Savings Program (MSSP) and to facilitate the implementation of performance improvement strategies. NHN’s experience is informative not only for new ACOs that are forming their analytic approach but also for experienced ACOs that are using data to support strategic initiatives.

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  • Mario Gruszczynski & Natalie Graves & Sonya Streeter, "undated". "Nebraska Health Network’s Data Management System for Improving Quality and Reducing Costs (Case Study)," Mathematica Policy Research Reports e1e4ae1af8cd4d5c8ce51985a, Mathematica Policy Research.
    • Handle: RePEc:mpr:mprres:e1e4ae1af8cd4d5c8ce51985ab80f9ce
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    MSSP; ACO Learning System; Data; Provider Engagement; Quality Improvement;
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