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Measuring Business Efficiency in Healthcare
The U.S. Healthcare Efficiency Index© (USHEI) is a forum for raising awareness and monitoring business efficiency in healthcare. The USHEI seeks to provide a national reference to track and measure the transition from a paper-based healthcare system to an electronic one.
We all agree that paper is costly, inefficient and prone to errors. Let's work together to address the billions of dollars that can be saved today through simple steps like electronic payments and remittances.
The National Progress Report on Healthcare Efficiency is the first annual report on the findings from the primary research phase of the U.S. Healthcare Efficiency Index©. The Advisory Council for the Index oversaw the development of a detailed methodology, a secure data collection infrastructure and a formal data collection process that is now yielding an initial set of data. This report places the findings in the context of the recently enacted healthcare reform legislation, as well as the HITECH Act, passed as part of the American Reinvestment and Recovery Act (ARRA). It assesses the landscape and suggests a set of trends likely to impact the healthcare industry in the months and years to come.
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