Concept information
Preferred term
risk adjustment
Definition(s)
- Risk adjustment is a mechanism for spreading the cost of very high users of medical care among the rest of an insured population. The existence of a well-working risk adjuster would eliminate the incentive for insurers to seek to cover those who are least likely to need care and to shun those likely to get sick. [Source: Health Care Policy and Politics A to Z; Risk Adjustment]
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URI
http://data.loterre.fr/ark:/67375/N9J-PF7FVQ48-S
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