Which of the Following Is Not True in Regard to Value-Based

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is not true in regard to value-based payment models?

A) Value-based payment initiatives have created opportunities for occupational therapy managers to become key leaders in reformulating hospital policies and practices to respond to the bonuses and penalties that are now embedded in the Medicare payment model.
B) The role of occupational therapy in value-based payment models is limited and requires practitioners to submit non-functional measures that do not demonstrate effectiveness of occupational therapy services.
C) In the acute care setting, evidence exists demonstrating the effectiveness of how hospital-based therapy personnel reduce the risk of hospital-acquired conditions such as falls, decubiti, and blood clots and hospital readmissions.
D) Under value-based payment models, purchasers of health care hold providers accountable for delivering high-quality care in a cost-effective manner.