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Financial incentive schemes in primary care

Journal of Healthcare Leadership, 2015
Stephen Gillam Department of Public Health and Primary Care, Institute of Public Health, University of Cambridge, Cambridge, UK Abstract: Pay-for-performance (P4P) schemes have become increasingly common in primary care, and this article reviews their ...
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Financial Decisions, Tax Effect and Investment Performance

Prizren Social Science Journal, 2018
The aim of the study is to measure influence of taxation while making financial decisions and predict it with the general application in Turkey. Except for equity returns of financial and negative capital institutions registered in Borsa Istanbul ...
Yasemin Coskun, Selim Bekçioglu
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Should we pay all smokers to quit smoking? A mixed methods survey exploring New Zealand smokers' perceptions of financial incentives

Tobacco Induced Diseases, 2018
Background Evidence suggests financial incentives can support smoking cessation among pregnant smokers and for employees in a workplace setting, yet low acceptability may limit the wider implementation of such schemes. The increasing adoption of endgame
Lindsay Robertson, Philip Gendall, Janet Hoek, Louise Marsh, Rob Mcgee   +4 more
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Examining the effectiveness of financial vs. social incentives to participate in a smartphone ecological momentary assessment well-being study: protocol for a randomized controlled trial

Frontiers in Digital Health
Ecological momentary assessment (EMA) enables the collection of real-time data on individuals’ feelings, behaviors, and contexts through repeated short assessments, typically delivered via smartphones.
Abdur-Rahman Ridwan, Lesley-Anne Carter, Jack S. Benton, Jamie Anderson   +3 more
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Unintended consequences of incentive provision for behaviour change and maintenance around childbirth.

PLoS ONE, 2014
Financial (positive or negative) and non-financial incentives or rewards are increasingly used in attempts to influence health behaviours. While unintended consequences of incentive provision are discussed in the literature, evidence syntheses did not ...
Gill Thomson, Heather Morgan, Nicola Crossland, Linda Bauld, Fiona Dykes, Pat Hoddinott, BIBS team, Stephan Dombrowski, Graeme MacLennan, Kieran Rothnie, Fiona Stewart, Shelley Farrar, Deokhee Yi, Jenni Hislop, Anne Ludbrook, Marion Campbell, Victoria Hall Moran, Falko Sniehotta, David Tappin   +18 more
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Financial Incentives in Managed Care

AMA Journal of Ethics, 2001
A case that explores the impact of financial incentives from insurance companies on the patient-physician relationship and whether or not they should be disclosed to a patient. Virtual Mentor is a monthly bioethics journal published by the American Medical Association.
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The California adverse childhood experiences screening roll-out: a survey study of ACEs screening implementation in primary care

Frontiers in Public Health
BackgroundCalifornia adopted universal screening of adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) in January 2020 and dedicated significant financial and human resources to “ACES Aware,” a statewide campaign to scale ACEs screening throughout the state.
Clare Viglione, Clare Viglione, Clare Viglione, Kathleen Soon, Sandra Wittleder, Kyung E. Rhee, Renée Boynton-Jarrett, Pradeep Gidwani, Blanca Melendrez, Eric Hekler, Eric Hekler   +10 more
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Economic Incentives for COVID‐19 Vaccination Among Employees of a Safety‐Net Health System and Medical Center in Southern California: A Cross‐Sectional Study

Health Science Reports
Background and Aims Healthcare workers (HCWs) were pivotal in delivering care during the COVID‐19 pandemic, yet vaccination uptake in the United States was lower than anticipated.
Dhruv Khurana, Lauren Garcia, Debbie Freund, Anthony Firek, Nicole M. Gatto   +4 more
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Financial Incentives to Stimulate Integration of Care

International Journal of Integrated Care, 2016
Introduction Chronic conditions are related to 60% of disability adjusted life years and account for 75% of total health care expenditure worldwide. The economic burden of chronic conditions is much larger when considering the costs of productivity loss and informal care.
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Heterogeneity in job preferences among young physicians in Chinese tertiary hospitals: a discrete choice experiment

BMJ Open
Background Physicians’ preferences for financial and non-financial incentives significantly influence their job satisfaction and career choices. A comprehensive understanding of these preferences can aid in the optimisation of incentive policies.
Qian Li, Youli Han, Qishan Zhang
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