Consumer Effect
SG-2 Technical Brief
Assumptions 1. The consumer effect is closely related to the economic effect. 2. Applies to discretionary DRGs/OPCs only 3. Grows over the decade by an SG-2 determined curve
Approach: 1. Convolute D's from economic analysis with the SG-2 Consumerism curve. 2. These are the new rates 3. Apply only to discretionary DRGs (non-Medicare fraction) or discretionary OPCs (total fraction)
Consumerism Curve Chart 12.
Fractional Impact
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DRG
DRG Description
Discretionary DRG?
1.00 Craniotomy >17 X Trauma
N
1.10 Craniotomy >17 X Trauma
N
2.00 Craniotomy For Trauma >17 N 2.10 Craniotomy For Trauma >17 N 3.00 Craniotomy Age 0-17
N
3.10 Craniotomy Age 0-17
N
4.00 Spinal Proc
N
4.10 Spinal Proc
N
5.00 Extracranial Vascular Procs N 5.10 Extracranial Vascular Procs N 6.00 Carpal Tunnel Release
Y
6.10 Carpal Tunnel Release
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Results:
Population / Consumerism "Wedge" NHDS National 2000 - 2010 SG-2 Forecast
250 Consumerism Population
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Consumerism Effect Detail 157,500 157,400 157,300 157,200 157,100 157,000 156,900 2000
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Future Work: 1. How to integrate with the formal "Payment" series. 2. Reevuate our analysis 3. Localization?
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