Effect of Financial Incentives to Physicians, Patients, or Both on Lipid Levels: A Randomized Clinical Trial
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payment & delivery
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healthcare workforce
primary care
health behavior & communication
behavioral economics and behavior change
medication adherence
Health Services Research
delivery information
healthcare workforce
primary care
health behavior & communication
behavioral economics and behavior change
medication adherence
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Stewart, Walter F
Sequist, Thomas D
Jones, James B
Hirsch, AnneMarie G
Hoffer, Karen
Zhu, Jingsan
Wang, Wenli
Hodolfski, Amanda
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Can financial incentives be used to reduce cholesterol levels in high-risk patients? This randomized trial says modest reductions can be achieved only by targeting incentives to both patients and physicians, not to one or the other.
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2016-01-15