Does the implementation of an incentive scheme increase adherence to diabetes guidelines? A retrospective cohort study of managed care enrollees
Abstract Background A novel incentive scheme based on a joint agreement of a large Swiss health insurance with 56 physician networks was implemented in 2018. This study evaluated the effect of its implementation on adherence to evidence-based guidelines among patients with diabetes in managed care m...
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Main Authors: | Renato Farcher (Author), Sereina M. Graber (Author), Nicole Thüring (Author), Eva Blozik (Author), Carola A. Huber (Author) |
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2023-06-01T00:00:00Z.
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