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Dec 10, 2019 · A new report by the Health Quality Council of Alberta reveals two Alberta primary care clinics — using an alternative funding model for doctors — are saving the health-care system millions of ...
Dec 10, 2019 · By Jennifer Lee. A new report by the Health Quality Council of Alberta reveals two Alberta primary care clinics — using an alternative funding model for doctors — are saving the health-care system millions of dollars a year. HQCA studied 10 years' worth of data from Calgary's Crowfoot Village Family Practice and The Taber Clinic, both of ...
Apr 17, 2024 · Alberta doctors send out 'SOS' over state of family medicine. According to the AMA, $67 million of $200 million in stabilization funding has been given to family doctors as part of the ...
evidence of the value, cost, and quality of care delivered by two primary care clinics in Alberta. Both clinics operate under an alternate funding model. Alternate funding models are designed so that healthcare providers are paid a prospective amount to cover services provided to patients within a specific period of time, versus a fee-for ...
A new report by the Health Quality Council of Alberta (HQCA) has revealed that a primary care clinic in Taber, Alta., is one of two in the province that are successfully using an alternative ...
Apr 17, 2024 · Earlier this year, Parks shared unsettling data indicating that 91 per cent of Alberta family doctors didn’t think their family clinic could survive without a change to the funding model. On Apr. 4, over $67 million was delivered to primary care physicians across the province to help stabilize clinics, and retain Alberta’s primary care workers.
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The primary goal of this model is to enhance Albertans' access to primary health care by establishing stronger and lasting relationships with their family physicians. Simultaneously, the BCM supports the long-term stability of the health care system, increased predictability for oversight of health care expenditures, and a more resilient and sustainable health care system.
