Many physicians on the fence regarding value-based models’ effectiveness

A recent Front Line report found most physicians are not sold on value-based models’ ability to yield superior clinical outcomes.

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Some findings include:
•    More than 70 percent opt for a fee-for-service model
•    More than 60 percent of physicians say it will become more difficult to deliver high-quality care within the next two years
•    Physicians say it will become more challenging to deliver high quality care due to complex regulations, more administrative burden and obstacles with EHRs

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