Changing how doctors get paid
Barkholz, D.
Modern Healthcare 47(11): 22-24
2017
ISSN/ISBN: 0160-7480 PMID: 30408397 Document Number: 692533
While many hospital systems and large physician practices are moving their employed physicians to bonus plans that reward quality and patient satisfaction as well as productivity, some are doing away with bonuses altogether.
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