For so many mission and humanitarian reasons, let's all take it as a given that everyone in healthcare sees value in improving healthcare quality. And that, therefore, tools, services, resources, or process changes that improve quality will also be perceived as valuable and worth investing in. This is true enough; however, in the real world, it often happens that a more detailed quality ROI case has to be made. Both on the buyer (provider, payer) side and on the vendor (tech,

The push toward healthcare price transparency started in earnest nearly 15 years ago, when the ACA highlighted the need for greater...