Quality care not tied to financial return

Article Abstract:

A popular definition for quality health care is, providing a patient with the right medicine, treatment, or test at the right time. A research team led by Sheila Leathernman reveals that the movement to improve health care quality, with emphasis on prevention and management of chronic diseases, would produce a financial benefit for primary care physicians

Patient care

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Quality care not tied to financial return

Article Abstract:

A popular definition for quality health care is, providing a patient with the right medicine, treatment, or test at the right time. A research team led by Sheila Leathernman reveals that the movement to improve health care quality, with emphasis on prevention and management of chronic diseases, would produce a financial benefit for primary care physicians

Management dynamics, Offices & clinics of medical doctors, Physicians & Surgeons, Offices of Physicians (except Mental Health Specialists), Care and treatment, Practice, Chronic diseases, Physicians

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