Clients: Performance Measurement

Bailit Health has assisted over 150 clients since 1997 to improve methods for purchasing or regulating health and human services. A partial listing of these clients can be found below, as well as examples of the types of work that we have conducted for them.

Washington State Health Care Authority in partnership w/Washington Health Alliance
Buying Value
California HealthCare Foundation

Client:
Washington State Health Care Authority in partnership with the Washington Health Alliance

Challenge:

State legislation required development of aligned measurement set focused on performance of the health care system in a six-month time period.

Response:

Bailit, working in conjunction with the Washington Health Alliance, assisted in meeting facilitation for the Steering Committee and provided subject matter expertise and research on measures for three work groups that recommended measures across prevention, acute and chronic care.

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Client:
Buying Value

Challenge:
Develop a tool to help states and other measure set conveners to develop aligned measure sets.

Response:
With support from the RWJ Foundation, Bailit designed a free online tool that is prepopulated with measures from national measure sets and eases the arduous process of creating a consensus measure set.

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Client:

California HealthCare Foundation

Challenge:

The California Medicaid (Medi–Cal) program had no regular reporting mechanism to support ongoing internal assessment of the overall program and for external reporting to the legislature and stakeholders to track both successes and areas in need of improvement.

Response:

Bailit worked with Medi–Cal stakeholders, including the Department of Health Care Services, legislative staff, providers, health plans, and consumer advocates to assess the interest in a Medi–Cal performance dashboard and ultimately to develop a proposed Medi–Cal performance dashboard. The proposed dashboard called for measurement of the Medi–Cal program across a number of populations, domains and conditions.

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