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Consumer-Directed Choices and Pay-for-Performance Measures Share Common Link

Published in Health Insurance Law Weekly, December 2nd, 2007

Consumers and health care providers have more in common than they may know. Both respond to a slight financial nudge to use health care resources in ways that lead to better outcomes, according to a new issue brief from IncentOne that links pay-for-performance (P4P) initiatives to the use of consumer incentives in health management programs.

"The Missing Link: Consumers and P4P" makes a unique connection between two of health care's burgeoning elements of value-based purchasing: health incentives that motivate behavior on both the supply (provider) and demand (consumer) sides of the health care equation.

IncentOne is the leading provider of...

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Source: Health Insurance Law Weekly (2007-12-02)

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