JAMA Viewpoint: Designing Smarter Pay-for-Performance Programs

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“A targeted pay-for-performance approach acknowledges a basic tenet of clinical medicine—clinicians cannot
and should not provide the same level of care intensity to every single patient.”

Aaron McKethan, PhD, discusses smarter pay-for-performance programs in this co-authored article.

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