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Chapter 15: Product CostingThree questions to answer before effective cost accounting can become reality oWhat are we trying to cost? oFor what time period is the cost information of value? oHow do our needs for cost information relate to existing costing systems?A product = "unit of payment" oIndividual service arrangements = each specific service provided is paid separately oEncounter level = payment is made for all services bundled into an encounter, based on MS-DRG for inpatient; shifts risk to provideroEpisode level = payment made for all encounters associated with a defined episode of care; shifts even more risk to providers oCapitation = risk is fully shifted to providers and could be limited to one area of service such as hospital care, or may involve multiple areasTime period oHistorical, report what costs actually were in some prior time period Little to no value oReflect what costs will likely be in some future period Also used to establish standards in budgeting for which

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Cost Accounting, flu vaccine, Control, o Medical group

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