Risk Adjustment
Risk Adjustment is a methodological technique in health care financing and insurance that belongs to the class of risk-stratification instruments, distinguished by its specific function of modifying payments to health plans or providers based on the predicted health care costs of enrolled individuals to mitigate incentives for risk selection.
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R. L. Anderson, W. Edwards Deming · Southern Economic Journal · 1944 · 776 citations
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Brigham and Women's Hospital
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