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Physicians self selection of a payment mechanism: Capitation versus fee-for-service [PDF]

The main question raised in this paper is whether GPs should self select their paymentmechanism or not. To answer it, we model GPs’ behavior under the most commonpayment schemes (capitation and fee-for-service) and when GPs can select one amongthose. Our
Marie Allard, Pierre-Thomas Léger, Izabela Jelovac   +2 more
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Physicians self selection of a payment mechanism: Capitation versus fee-for-service

, 2010
Working paper GATE 2010-24The main question raised in this paper is whether GPs should self select their paymentmechanism or not. To answer it, we model GPs' behavior under the most commonpayment schemes (capitation and fee-for-service) and when GPs can ...
Allard, Marie, Léger, Pierre-Thomas, Jelovac, Izabela   +2 more
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Measuring equity in per capita primary care investment in Ontario: Challenges for data linkage and analysis

International Journal of Population Data Science, 2018
Introduction Fifteen years ago almost all primary care physicians (PCPs) were paid fee-for-service. Now, many physicians receive other payments as well, including capitation payments, incentives and bonuses and funding for other health professionals.
Sue Schultz, Rick Glazier, Michael Green, Tara Kiran, Imaan Bayoumi, Joan Tranmer, Eliot Frymire   +6 more
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How should we fund integrated primary care for children in Australia? A resource allocation study

Australian and New Zealand Journal of Public Health
Objectives: Integrated primary care provides health and social care services to intervene early and support children and families. Funding of integrated care is a barrier to care provision, but evidence is limited for which funding models are most ...
Cate Bailey, Suzy Honisett, Jacinta Dermentzis, Janelle Devereux, Jo-Anne Manski-Nankervis, Kim Dalziel, Harriet Hiscock   +6 more
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Remuneração dos serviços de saúde bucal: formas e impactos na assistência Different forms of payment systems for dental services and their impact on care

Cadernos de Saúde Pública, 2002
O setor odontológico está atravessando uma fase paradoxal, caracterizada pelo excesso de profissionais no mercado e pelo grande contingente populacional carente de tratamentos odontológicos.
Marina Lara Sória, Ronaldo Bordin, Luiz Cesar da Costa Filho   +2 more
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Quality incentives in a regulated market with imperfect information and switching costs: capitation in general practice

, 2000
We model a system akin to the British National Health Service (NHS), in which general practictioners (GPs) are paid by capitation from general taxation.
MASIERO, Giuliano
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Payment models in the Portuguese NHS: An analysis of the strengths and drawbacks of the 2024 reform from an economic perspective

Cadernos de Saúde
In 2024, the Portuguese National Health Service (SNS) underwent a major structural reform. Central to this reform was the expansion of Local Health Units (ULS) and the adoption of a capitation-based funding model, replacing the previous activity-based ...
Eduardo Costa
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The importance of micro-data for revaealing income motivated behaviour among GPs [PDF]

The objective of this paper is to demonstrate that micro data is fundamental for the study of income motivated behaviour among general practitioners (GPs).
Iversen, Tor, Lurås, Hilde
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Provider payments and patient charges as policy tools for cost-containment: How successful are they in high-income countries?

Human Resources for Health, 2003
In this paper, we focus on those policy instruments with monetary incentives that are used to contain public health expenditure in high-income countries.
Hanvoravongchai Piya, Carrin Guy
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Does the Form of Physician Compensation Affect the Quality of Care in Medicaid HMOS? [PDF]

In the United States a growing fraction of Medicaid participants are enrolled in Health Maintenance Organizations (HMOs). The HMOs contract with physicians to provide health care services to the enrollees.
David E.M. Sappington, Troy Quast, Elizabeth Shenkman   +2 more
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