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How disclosing HMO physician incentives affects trust
Mark A. Hall
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Elizabeth Dugan
, Rajesh Balkrishnan
, Donald Bradley
Gerontology
Wake Forest University
New England Research Institutes
Qual. Improvement and Medical Policy
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Insurer
100%
Physician Payment
100%
Trust in Physicians
66%
Primary Care Physicians
33%
Capitation Payment
33%
Preventive Health Services
33%
Patient Trust
33%
Payment Method
33%
Positive Impact
33%
Negative Effects
33%
Cost Savings
33%
Fee-for-service Payment
33%
Number of Subjects
33%
Incentive Plans
33%
Cost Decrease
33%
Candour
33%
Positive Features
33%
Mixed Rewards
33%
Social Sciences
Fee-for-Service
100%
Cost Saving
100%
Primary Health Care
100%
Economics, Econometrics and Finance
Fee-for-Service
100%
Psychology
Disclosure
100%