Pay-for-Performance¶
James, J. (2012). Pay-for-Performance. Health Affairs.
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Primes¶
- Shirky Principle
- The intervention the prime names falls directly out of the model: invert the coupling so funding tracks reduction, \(B = k \cdot (M_0 - M)\), which makes the survival objective \(\max(M_0 - M)\) coincide with the mission \(\min M\) — or separate the authority that measures \(M\) from the agency paid on it.
This sourceSurveys value-based purchasing / pay-for-performance, which ties payment to measured outcomes (reduction) rather than volume/presence and presupposes a purchaser–provider separation between who funds and who delivers — the remedy family of funding reduction and separating diagnosis from service.
- The intervention the prime names falls directly out of the model: invert the coupling so funding tracks reduction, \(B = k \cdot (M_0 - M)\), which makes the survival objective \(\max(M_0 - M)\) coincide with the mission \(\min M\) — or separate the authority that measures \(M\) from the agency paid on it.
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