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Higher Practice Intensity Is Associated with Higher Quality of Care but More Avoidable Admissions for Medicare Beneficiaries (Journal Article)

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  • Bruce E. Landon
  • A. James O'Malley
  • M. Richard McKellar
  • Jack Hadley
  • James D. Reschovsky

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The relationship between practice intensity and the quality and outcomes of care has not been studied.

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  • Bruce E. Landon & A. James O'Malley & M. Richard McKellar & Jack Hadley & James D. Reschovsky, "undated". "Higher Practice Intensity Is Associated with Higher Quality of Care but More Avoidable Admissions for Medicare Beneficiaries (Journal Article)," Mathematica Policy Research Reports 1c8817289a664a8da484bccfa, Mathematica Policy Research.
    • Handle: RePEc:mpr:mprres:1c8817289a664a8da484bccfa0fc9251
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    quality of care/patient safety; incentives in health care; payment systems; Medicare;
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