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Payment Policy

How health care providers are paid can directly affect their behavior and how care is delivered to patients. HSC research in this area focuses on the incentives faced by providers and the impact on patients.



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Title Date Document Info  
Primary Care Workforce Shortages: Nurse Practitioner Scope-of-Practice Laws and Payment PoliciesTracy Yee, Ellyn R. Boukus, Dori A. Cross, Divya R. Samuel February 2013
NIHCR Research Brief No. 13
 
Policy Options to Encourage Patient-Physician Shared Decision MakingAnn S. O'Malley, Emily Carrier, Elizabeth Docteur, Alison C. Shmerling, Eugene C. Rich September 2011
NIHCR Policy Analysis No. 5
 
Rising Hospital Employment of Physicians: Better Quality, Higher Costs?Ann S. O'Malley, Amelia M. Bond, Robert A. Berenson August 2011
Issue Brief No. 136
 
Wide Variation in Hospital and Physician Payment Rates Evidence of Provider Market PowerPaul B. Ginsburg November 2010
HSC Research Brief No. 16
 
Episode-Based Payments: Charting a Course for Health Care Payment ReformHoangmai H. Pham, Paul B. Ginsburg, Timothy K. Lake, Myles Maxfield January 2010
NIHCR Policy Analysis No. 1
 
Provider Payment Incentives and Delivery System ReformPaul B. Ginsburg October 2008
Book Chapter
 
Getting What We Pay For: Innovations Lacking in Provider Payment Reform for Chronic Disease CareAnn Tynan, Debra A. Draper June 2008
HSC Research Brief No. 6
 
Private Payer Roles in moving to More Efficient Health SpendingPaul B. Ginsburg March 15, 2007
Book Chapter
 
Physician Financial Incentives: Use of Quality Incentives Inches Up, but Productivity Still DominatesJames D. Reschovsky, Jack Hadley January 2007
Issue Brief No. 108
 
Losing Ground: Physician Income, 1995-2003Ha T. Tu, Paul B. Ginsburg June 2006
Tracking Report No. 15
 
11th Annual Wall Street Comes to Washington Conference June 21, 2006
Conference Transcript
 
A Growing Hole in the Safety Net: Physician Charity Care Declines AgainPeter J. Cunningham, Jessica H. May March 2006
Tracking Report No. 13
 
Can Money Buy Quality? Physician Response to Pay for PerformanceThomas Bodenheimer, Jessica H. May, Robert A. Berenson, Jennifer Coughlan December 2005
Issue Brief No. 102
 
Balancing Margin and Mission: Hospitals Alter Billing and Collection Practices for Uninsured PatientsAndrea Staiti, Robert E. Hurley, Peter J. Cunningham October 2005
Issue Brief No. 99
 
Physician Incomes in Rural and Urban AmericaJames D. Reschovsky, Andrea Staiti January 2005
Issue Brief No. 92
 
Paying for Quality: Health Plans Try Carrots Instead of SticksBradley C. Strunk, Robert E. Hurley May 2004
Issue Brief No. 82
 
Behind the Times: Physician Income, 1995-99Marie C. Reed, Paul B. Ginsburg March 2003
Data Bulletin No. 24
Supplementary Data
 
Back in the Driver's Seat: Specialists Regaining AutonomyJ. Lee Hargraves, Hoangmai H. Pham January 2003
Tracking Report No. 7
Supplementary Data
 
Kinder and Gentler: Physicians and Managed Care, 1997-2001Bradley C. Strunk, James D. Reschovsky November 2002
Tracking Report No. 5
 
       

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