Conservation Science and Practice, 2022 Globally, privately protected area (PPA) programs are increasing in size and number. Participating in a PPA program can be fiscally challenging for landholders (e.g., enrollment costs; potential reduction in land value; opportunity costs; costs of ...
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Navigating the challenges in implementing financial incentives for behavior change at the intersection of human, animal, and ecosystem health: a case study [PDF]
Science in One HealthWith the global expansion of financial incentives to promote behavior change, they are being considered in One Health contexts characterized by the interdependence of human, animal, and ecosystem health.
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Financial incentives and long-acting injectable antipsychotics engagement: community mental health professionals’ perspectives [PDF]
BMC PsychiatryBackground Long-Acting injectable (LAI) antipsychotics prevent relapse in patients with unreliable adherence to oral antipsychotics. Non-engagement with treatment is associated with relapse and involuntary admission.
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Institutional financial incentives in healthcare: a review of normative considerations [PDF]
BMC Medical EthicsBackground Institutional financial incentives(FIs) are used to improve the quality of healthcare services and patient outcomes. In spite of their growing use, empirical evidence regarding their impact remains inconclusive.
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The Influence of Financial Incentives on Vaccination Hesitancy: A Narrative Review of Recent Research [PDF]
VaccinesBackground: Vaccine hesitancy represents a significant global health challenge that greatly hinders public health efforts focused on managing the transmission of infectious diseases.
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Increasing financial incentives can lower the cost of trial recruitment [PDF]
TrialsMonetary incentives are commonly used to help recruit trial participants. Some studies have found greater recruitment with larger incentives, while others have found smaller incentives more cost-effective in terms of cost per participant.
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Financial incentives in the management of diabetes: a systematic review [PDF]
Cost Effectiveness and Resource AllocationMethods Web of Science, Cochrane library and PubMed were systematically searched up to January 2024 to identify studies examining the impact of financial incentives on diabetes management in patients.
Qingqing Zhang +4 more
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Boosting health provider performance with non-financial incentives: A cluster-randomized controlled trial in Tanzania. [PDF]
PLoS ONEBackgroundNon-financial incentives are frequently used to improve performance among healthcare providers, capitalizing on mission-driven intrinsic pro-social motivation.
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Take patients seriously when they say financial incentives help with adherence
BJPsych Bulletin, 2023 Small financial incentives have been proven effective at promoting healthy behaviours across medicine, including in psychiatry. There are a range of philosophical and practical objections to financial incentives.
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Financial incentives for vaccination do not have negative unintended consequences
Nature, 2023 Findings from large-scale studies in Sweden and the USA indicate that providing financial incentives for vaccination and informing about state incentive programmes do not have any negative unintended consequences.
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