In “Why ‘Quality’ Care is Dangerous” Jerome Groopman, MD complains the definition of ‘quality’ is too narrow, eg: only ‘quality’ that conforms to consensus standards set by Medicare experts is of sufficient ‘quality’. Consensus means measurement of simple clinical procedures that fail to capture the complexity of medical decision-making, such as diabetic management.But ‘quality’ in P4P is meant

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Why ‘Quality’ Care is Inevitable