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OfflinePhysician incentives not enough to improve complex patient care – study
A program that offers incentives for B.C.’s primary care physicians to care for patients with complex health conditions has failed to improve access to primary care or reduce hospitalizations, according to a study led by SFU health sciences professor Ruth Lavergne in collaboration with UBC professor Kim McGrail. The study is published in the Canadian Medical Association Journal.
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A program that offers incentives for B.C.’s primary care physicians to care for patients with complex health conditions has failed to improve access to primary care or reduce hospitalizations, according to a study led by SFU health sciences professor Ruth Lavergne in collaboration with UBC professor Kim McGrail. The study is published in the Canadian Medical Association Journal.
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