During the first pilot year, Ms. Johnson was most surprised with the time and money spent on data tracking and talking about data and infrastructure. She emphasized that health systems need to carefully track exactly where their shared savings dollars are going back to so the Office of the Inspector General can be sure physicians who did not contribute to savings are not benefiting from them.
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