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JAMA, 1992
The May 15, 1991, JAMA theme issue presented 14 different proposals for reforming the US medical care system. Though these proposals varied widely, they encompassed only three proposed methods for paying physicians: fee-for-service, salary, and capitation.
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The May 15, 1991, JAMA theme issue presented 14 different proposals for reforming the US medical care system. Though these proposals varied widely, they encompassed only three proposed methods for paying physicians: fee-for-service, salary, and capitation.
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Cost-Based Reimbursement and Prospective Payment: Reassessing the Incentives
Journal of Health Politics, Policy and Law, 1982Prospective payment is distinguished from the imposition of a regulatory ceiling on hospital costs. While a regulatory ceiling could potentially be effective in controlling expenditure growth, its success depends upon the political climate. Prospective payment, as a distinct financial policy, offers little cost-containment potential.
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Association Between Reimbursement Incentives and Physician Practice in Oncology
JAMA Oncology, 2019Importance: Significant controversy exists regarding whether physicians factor personal financial considerations into their clinical decision making. Within oncology, several reimbursement policies may incentivize physicians to increase health care use. Objective: To evaluate whether the financial incentives presented by oncology reimbursement policies
Aaron P, Mitchell +6 more
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Financial incentives in health care. The impact of performance-based reimbursement
Health Policy, 2001The key question addressed in this study is whether performance-based reimbursement (PBR) is a useful way to create the right incentive for efficiency improvements in health care. In this 4-year prospective cohort study, physicians in one council with PBR and in ten councils without such a system were studied.
E, Forsberg, R, Axelsson, B, Arnetz
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Reimbursement policies, incentives and disincentives to perform laparoscopic surgery in Israel
Health Policy, 2001The introduction of laparoscopic surgery was believed to bestow great advantages to patients and health services. Health services and societal costs may also be affected by changes in length of hospital stay, operating room costs and return to normal activity. The aim of this paper is to examine the influence of two different reimbursement methods (per
D, Greenberg +3 more
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The Limits of Medicaid Reimbursement Incentives
Evaluation & the Health Professions, 1996Provider incentive payments in the Medicaid program have been in operation nationally since the early 1980s. Although initially indicating favorable results, recently the ability of such incentives to produce the desired action has been questioned. This study examined the Florida Medicaid AIDS Nursing Home Admission Incentive Program to determine the ...
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Complexity, Tertiariness and Healthcare: Unresolved Issues of Reimbursement and Incentives
Die Unternehmung, 2016Although “complexity” in health care is commonly associated with “tertiary” hospitals in many countries, there is no accepted defini- tion of tertiariness or agreement on structural and funding arrange- ments. This paper attempts a conceptual analysis of complexity in tertiary hospitals in terms of clinical views, capability requirements and process ...
Chris Ernst, Paul Rouse
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The Perverse Incentives Of Global Reimbursement
Health Affairs, 2011Benjamin P, Falit, Arie P, Dosoretz
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How Can Incentive Mechanisms and Blockchain Benefit with Each Other? A Survey
ACM Computing Surveys, 2023Rong Han, Zheng Yan, Xueqin Liang
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Incremental incentive mechanism design for diversified consumers in demand response
Applied Energy, 2023Zhaoming Qin, Haochen Hua, Junwei Cao
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