"Pay for performance" rewards doctors, hospitals, and other health care providers for attaining targeted service goals, like meeting health care quality or efficiency standards. RAND research has explored a range of policy and economic implications related to the use of pay-for-performance delivery models.
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Ateev Mehrotra is a policy analyst at the RAND Corporation and associate professor at the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine. Prior to this, he worked as a researcher at the Department of Health Care Policy at Harvard Medical School and the Institute for Health Policy Studies at the…
Uzor Ogbu is an Associate Policy Researcher at RAND. His research areas include quality measurement and indicator development, public reporting and pay for performance (P4P), the health workforce, and organizational aspects of hospital-based care. Ogbu has worked in Europe and Africa. He holds…
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