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What Day Is It?
100

NHE is an abbreviation for.

What is the National Health Expenditure?

100

The most common ACO.

What is Medicare Shared Savings Plan (MSSP)? 

100

COVID-19 stands for.

What is CO (for corona), VI (for virus), D (for disease), 19 (the year the novel coronavirus was first discovered)?

100

The federal government and state both fund this payer and the state can determine the income level individuals are eligible to receive.

What is Medicaid?

100

This part of Medicare includes prescription drug coverage.

What is Medicare Part D?

200

The National Health Expenditure (NHE) for Medicare makes up what percentage of the total GDP?

What is ~7%?

200

MACRA subjects clinicians to value-based care. The most common of the two track options is.

What is Merit-Based Incentive Payment Systems (MIPS)?

200

This part of Medicare involves inpatient coverage.

What is Medicare Part A?

200

This part of Medicare invovles outpatient coverage.

What is Medicare Part B?

200

This part of Medicare covers Medicare Advantage (parts A+B combined).

What is Medicare Part C?

300

The payment model where a provider is paid a fee for each individual service and is traditional for most hospitals right now.

What is fee-for-service?

300

The 4 categories of this program include: cost, quality, activities improving the practice, and better utilisation of EMR.

What is MIPS?
300

More than half of Americans are covered through this payer system.

What is a Commercial plan?

300

The average number of times this team has collectively changed out of their pajamas this week.

What is one?

300
The Harvard of Pennsylvania.

What is IUP?

400

Revenue margin for hospitals.

What is ~1.0-3.0%?

400

Almost all hospitals are penalised for pay-for-performance.  This percentage of total hospitals across the country are not being penalised.  

What is 7%?

400

Once the backup, this Eagles QB won best championships performance for his work in Super Bowl 52.

Who is Nick Foles?

400

HEOR stands for.

What is Health Economics Outcomes Research.

400

Responsible for for a set of services, care sites, and clinicians, and often have to work across clinical silos to ensure high quality care for their patients.

What is a Service Lind Leader?

500

Amount of Medicare payment at risk in mandatory hospital P4P programs in 2017 and beyond.

What is 6%?
500

The C-Suite employee responsible for the importance of going from volume to value in health systems, focusing on reducing total cost of care and acute care utilisation, and big picture thinking.

What is the Chief Population Health Officer (CPHO)?

500

Pennsylvania's greatest convenience store.

What is wawa?
500

The percentage of Medicare in the total share of federal spending allocated to health care.

What is 14%?
500

Since the program continues to grow, the federal government must cut back on how much they'll pay hospitals for procedures, and by 2022, cuts to hospital Medicare payment will have added up to.

What is $400 Billion?