Group codes carry a check digit, so they cannot be made up — generate one here, then read it to the room.
Use the same code and number as Session 1 and you will get the same 3,000 patients.
Your panel
Read this to the room.
The same patients receiving the same care, paid for under different models. Patients are sorted left to right from least to most expensive.
The same patients and the same care, with a different mix of who is paying. Patients are grouped into twenty bands from least to most expensive.
Across the students enrolled in this group.
Only pairings checked against the cohort when it was built are offered.
Pick a condition to see cost, quality and infection for only the patients who have it. Conditions held by fewer than 30 patients in scope are not offered.
These associations do not show cause. Costs, quality scores and infection rates here are simulated from patterns in a real de-identified population. A group that costs more than it is paid is not a group of undesirable patients — it is a group the payment model measures badly, which is the reason risk adjustment exists at all.
Your quality composite against 42 comparison clinics, generated from the group code so everyone sees the same table.
The composite above is one number for a whole clinic. Split it and the number stops being one thing.
Every term used in this session, in plain language. Terms are also underlined in the interface — select one to see its definition where you meet it.