Paying Physicians: Options for Controlling Cost, Volume, and Intensity of Services

In this insightful exploration, Mark V. Pauly delves into the complex interplay between physician compensation and healthcare costs. He examines various strategies that can be employed to manage not only the financial aspects of physician remuneration but also the volume and intensity of medical services provided.

Drawing on extensive research, the author offers a well-rounded perspective on how different payment models can influence physician behavior and, consequently, patient care. By addressing the intricacies of the healthcare system, Pauly lays a foundation for discussions on policy reform and the pursuit of sustainable healthcare solutions for the future.