Judy Y. Chen, MD, MSHS

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The Effect of a PPO Pay-for-Performance Program on Patients With Diabetes

ByJudy Y. Chen, MD, MSHS,Haijun Tian, PhD,Deborah Taira Juarez, ScD,Krista A. Hodges, MPH, MBA,Jennifer C. Brand, MPH,Richard S. Chung, MD,Antonio P. Legorreta, MD, MPH

January 1st 2010

A pay-for-performance program in a preferred provider organization setting may significantly increase the receipt of quality care and decrease hospitalization rates among patients with diabetes.

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The Effect of a PPO Pay-for-Performance Program on Patients With Diabetes
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Judy Y. Chen, MD, MSHS

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The Effect of a PPO Pay-for-Performance Program on Patients With Diabetes

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