2015
DOI: 10.1111/capa.12105
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Les enjeux de l'évaluation de la performance : Dépasser les mythes

Abstract: Sommaire Depuis les années 90, la plupart des pays occidentaux se sont dotés de cadres et d'outils d'évaluation de la performance des organisations et des systèmes de santé. Paradoxalement, malgré l'abondance de ces instruments, ce champ reste face à plusieurs enjeux théoriques, méthodologiques et d'utilisation qui sont irrésolus. Conceptuellement, la notion de performance et les éléments qui la composent sont flous et peu ancrés théoriquement. Méthodologiquement, on assiste à une multiplication de mesures ne … Show more

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“…Despite a strengthening of the center, preliminary assessments of NPM reforms underscore difficulties in using DRGs (Moisdon, ) to guide policy‐making (Or, ) and to compensate care providers adequately (the same DRG scale is used for both public and private providers even though they fulfill different missions). Moreover, economic evaluations suffer from assumptions used in economic modeling and conflicts of interest (Merlo, Page, Ratcliffe, Halton, & Graves, ; Thiebaut, Champagne, & Contandriopoulos, ). Daunting challenges such as hypercomplexity (Klein & Young, ; management tools such as DRGs did not simplify the public management exercise) and gaming (i.e., the up‐coding of a disease into an upper DRG category benefiting from a higher compensation rate) remain (Gao, ; Lowe & Wilson, ).…”
Section: A Critical Evaluation Of New Public Managementmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Despite a strengthening of the center, preliminary assessments of NPM reforms underscore difficulties in using DRGs (Moisdon, ) to guide policy‐making (Or, ) and to compensate care providers adequately (the same DRG scale is used for both public and private providers even though they fulfill different missions). Moreover, economic evaluations suffer from assumptions used in economic modeling and conflicts of interest (Merlo, Page, Ratcliffe, Halton, & Graves, ; Thiebaut, Champagne, & Contandriopoulos, ). Daunting challenges such as hypercomplexity (Klein & Young, ; management tools such as DRGs did not simplify the public management exercise) and gaming (i.e., the up‐coding of a disease into an upper DRG category benefiting from a higher compensation rate) remain (Gao, ; Lowe & Wilson, ).…”
Section: A Critical Evaluation Of New Public Managementmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Conceptually, there is a lack of a consensus on what constitutes 'good-quality' care (Baker et al, 2008). The notion of performance remains vague (Thiebaut, et al, 2015), as every stakeholder, including the government, physicians and patients, is likely to have their own definition and interpretation of quality indicators. As of now, quality control is pursued via specific programs such as the nosocomial infection control and prevention programs, or pay-for-performance programs where primary care physicians collect premiums for improving the quality of care for chronic patients, or via a dedicated public agency such as the Teaching, Research, and Innovation Commission or 'Mission d'Enseignement, de Recherche, de Reference et d'Innovation'.…”
Section: The Quality Measurement Conundrummentioning
confidence: 99%