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Pediatrics, 1988
To the Editor.— That physicians in training were motivated by the method of reimbursement to influence the use of out-patient services by their patients is a noteworthy, albeit not startling, finding (Pediatrics 1987;80:344-350). Our department has struggled with whether to attempt such an experiment to answer the authors' and other ...
J J, Ferry, I E, Redlener
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To the Editor.— That physicians in training were motivated by the method of reimbursement to influence the use of out-patient services by their patients is a noteworthy, albeit not startling, finding (Pediatrics 1987;80:344-350). Our department has struggled with whether to attempt such an experiment to answer the authors' and other ...
J J, Ferry, I E, Redlener
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New England Journal of Medicine, 1986
The introduction of a new medical treatment into clinical practice often necessitates spending a large amount of money on both basic and clinical research. Such research costs are usually borne by granting agencies or industry. It appears that efforts are under way to use a new source of funding for clinical research: the patient.
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The introduction of a new medical treatment into clinical practice often necessitates spending a large amount of money on both basic and clinical research. Such research costs are usually borne by granting agencies or industry. It appears that efforts are under way to use a new source of funding for clinical research: the patient.
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Performing Ethos: International Journal of Ethics in Theatre & Performance, 2012
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Fee-for-Service Is Dead. Long Live Fee for Service?
Managed care (Langhorne, Pa.), 2018The move to a value-based payment system was supposed to end perverse incentives that pay doctors more for delivering often unnecessary services. But things are changing slowly and the market is still 95% fee for service. There's talk of reworking the Medicare fee schedule so docs are paid more for the things that work, and less for those that don't.
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Free Services versus Fee for Services
Healthcare Management Forum, 1989In summary, there are many benefits that can be argued, many risks that can be pointed out, in addressing the question of user charges in community health and social services and institutional services. There is no simple road map for how to make the final political decisions about what charges any government wishes to put in place.
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"Fee for Service" from the Poor
American Journal of Psychiatry, 1971By making mutual needs explicit, particularly when one is dealing with deprived and dependent people, it is possible to free the recipient of guilt and the donor of illusions. Candor concerning expectations enhances the self-esteem of those who give and of those who receive. The author describes a novel approach to setting a "fee" for his services as a
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