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Friday May 24th 2013

‘Quality’ Archives

Physician Report Cards are Flawed

Physician Report Cards are Flawed

Many people wish to compare doctors against each other across quality metrics. However, report cards are flawed. Americans [...]

Should hospitals profit from surgical complications?

Should hospitals profit from surgical complications?

Dr. Andrew Gonzalez spoke on the David Pakman show regarding new research about surgical complications and hospital profits. [...]

P4P: One review to rule them all

P4P: One review to rule them all

The body of literature remains mixed on P4P programs. Evidence that it is overtly effective remains elusive but would be [...]

The Quality of Medicaid compared with Private Coverage

The Quality of Medicaid compared with Private Coverage

Is Medicaid worse than no insurance at all? Of course not. But it is not as good as private coverage for quality. Medicaid, [...]

P4P Reduced Mortality in UK

P4P Reduced Mortality in UK

Pay-for-performance has demonstrated mixed results in the US. A recent UK study shows promise for success. Programs that [...]

Poor P4P Incentives Don’t Work

Poor P4P Incentives Don’t Work

In an era of cost containment, payers and policy makers have championed the use of pay-for-performance. Recently, Medicare [...]

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