Pay-for-Performance Program in Massachusetts Did Not Improve Quality
Massachusetts' Medicaid pay-for-performance program did not improve quality outcomes one year after its implementation in 2008, according to research findings published by the Agency of Healthcare Research and Quality.
Read the full report in Becker's Hospital Review on Massachusetts' Medicaid pay-for-performance program.
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