
When Quality Metrics Harm Quality
To improve accountability in healthcare, physicians are continually tasked with checklists to ensure quality. But where is that leading to?
With the mantra of value-based care, providers are increasingly being tasked with checklists that ensure quality care is being delivered to the patient. As the movement toward linking reimbursement with value gains momentum, experts worry that this increased administrative burden on providers might harm, not improve, healthcare quality.
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