Patient outcomes unaffected by pay-for-performance program
Patient Safety Monitor, January 1, 2012
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Value-based purchasing (VBP) has long been on the minds of many healthcare professionals. Slowly but surely, VBP has embedded itself in healthcare, including, of course, Medicare reimbursement.
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