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The Cost of Paying for Performance

July 11, 2014 · by impact ethics · in Clinical Ethics, Law & Policy · 1 Comment

Katharine Browne raises doubts about the motivational model upon which pay for performance (P4P) schemes are built. Physicians are not selfish knaves.

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