The effectiveness of different types of interventions to reduce low-value care has been
insufficiently summarized to allow for translation to practice. This article systematically …

Physician payment models are perceived to be an important strategy for improving health,
access, quality, and the value of health care. Evidence is predominantly from primary care …

Understanding how physicians respond to incentives from payment schemes is a central
concern in health economics research. We introduce a controlled laboratory experiment to …

This study investigates how relative performance information (RPI) affects employee
performance and allocation of effort across tasks in a multi-task environment. Based on …

Mixed payment systems have become a prominent alternative to paying physicians through
fee‐for‐service and capitation. While theory shows mixed payment systems to be superior …

US policy increasingly ties payments for providers to performance on quality measures,
though little empirical evidence guides the design of such incentives. I deploy administrative …

We investigate the effects on health care costs and utilization of team-based primary care
delivery: Quebec's Family Medicine Groups (FMGs). FMGs include extended hours, patient …

Using a natural field experiment, we quantify the impact of one‐dimensional performance‐
based incentives on incentivized (quantity) and nonincentivized (quality) dimensions of …

We study the impact of a mixed capitation model (the Family Health Organization, FHO) on
quality and quantity outcomes among primary care physicians in Ontario. Using a panel of …

Team-based primary care offers a wide range of health services to patients by using
interdisciplinary health care providers committed to delivering comprehensive, coordinated …