… of positive aspects of care that can be improved by Payment for Performance. However its …
of their control even in the context of Payment for Performance. In this regard there is need to …

… patient experience surveys in pay-for-performance programs, including the extent to which
patient experiences measure an important dimension of the quality of care delivered, 13 how …

… limited experience of government and the medical profession with performance-related pay.
… eligible population have received indicated care, a level of performance which is likely to …

… outcome of care and a limited number of measures of patients’ reported experiences of care.
It … the quality of health care take account of patients’ priorities and experiences. In the linked …

… and its likely consequences for the future of pay for performance, focusing mainly on lessons
from primary care in the UK. ‘Pay for performance’ covers a wide range of interventions, …

… when it implemented a pay-for-performance (P4P) system. Under this system, a financial
reward or penalty is based in part on measures of patient experience. The program seeks to …

… Some of the most intriguing findings, particularly concerning the culture of care and
professional and patient experience, derived from the small number of qualitative studies. The …

… Internationally, there has been substantial interest in the use of pay for performance (P4P)
schemes for primary care in high, medium and low-income countries. The longest standing …

… not believe that pay for performance has had a negative effect on their experience of care.
The … This study suggests that patients' views and experiences of pay for performance mostly …

… by larger cohorts of health care leaders; therefore, this setting … ’ experiences and perceptions
of ABF and P4P in acute care … acute care ABF/P4P to other settings – eg long-term care ABF…