A Pay-For-Performance Program In Taiwan Improved Care For Some Diabetes Patients, But Doctors May Have Excluded Sicker Ones
Abstract
Many countries have implemented pay-for-performance programs to improve the quality of care. The structure of these programs, however, can have perverse consequences beyond improving care for patients. To investigate this possibility, we studied the pattern of enrollment of patients with diabetes in the first five years of a pay-for-performance program in Taiwan’s National Health Insurance Program from 2001 through 2005. Taiwan’s program did...
Paper Details
Title
A Pay-For-Performance Program In Taiwan Improved Care For Some Diabetes Patients, But Doctors May Have Excluded Sicker Ones
Published Date
Jan 1, 2012
Journal
Volume
31
Issue
1
Pages
93 - 102
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