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Alternative Provider Payment Methods: Incentives for Improving Health Care Delivery
Languages:
English, French, Spanish
Publisher:
Partners for Health Reformplus
Series/Journal Title:
PHR Primer for Policymakers
Copyright:
1999
Pages:
12
Description:
Provider payment methods are important to consider any time a government or a payor wants to improve the efficiency and the quality of health services with the use of its funds. Changes in provider payment methods are often pivotal to broader health reform measures to contain costs and use existing resources effectively, and also to improve quality of care and equitable financial access to care. [author’s description]
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