Using Patient-Reported Information to Improve Clinical Practice

Objective To assess what is known about the relationship between patient experience measures and incentives designed to improve care, and to identify how public policy and medical practices can promote patient‐valued outcomes in health systems with strong financial incentives. Data Sources/Study Set...

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Published in:	Health services research 2015-12, Vol.50 (S2), p.2116-2154
Main Authors:	Schlesinger, Mark, Grob, Rachel, Shaller, Dale
Format:	Article
Language:	English
Subjects:	Clinical medicine Clinical outcomes Commonwealth countries Complaints Consumers Data acquisition Data collection Data processing Economic theory Evaluation Experience Feedback Financial incentives Financing Health care Health care delivery Health care industry Health economics Health services Health Services Research Health status Humans Incentives Incentives for Physicians Learning Literature Medical care Medical care quality Medical personnel Medical treatment Mental health services Monetary incentives Narratives Parameters Patient experience patient narratives Patient Outcome Assessment Patient satisfaction patient-reported outcomes Patients Pay for performance Performance related pay Physical training Physician Incentive Plans Psychological distress Public finance Public policy public reporting Quality Improvement Quality management Quality of care Quality of Health Care Reimbursement, Incentive Self evaluation Studies Surveys and Questionnaires Training Value Well being
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