Value vs. productivity: Which influences physician pay more?

Healthcare reform is well-underway and is clearly not going anywhere; however, nearly one-fourth of physicians state that their all their income is tied to productivity, according to the 2015 Physician Compensation Survey by Physicians Practice, which includes responses from approximately 1,426 physicians.

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Here are 13 statistics on the percentage of physician pay tied to value and productivity.

Value:

•    None — 63.3 percent
•    1 to 5 percent — 11 percent
•    6 to 10 percent — 4.9 percent
•    11 to 25 percent — 5.6 percent
•    26 to 50 percent — 4.8 percent
•    More than 50 percent — 10.4 percent

Productivity:

•    None — 63.3 percent
•    Up to 10 percent — 9.1 percent
•    11 to 25 percent — 9.5 percent
•    26 to 50 percent — 6.5 percent
•    51 to 75 percent — 5.4 percent
•    More than 75 percent — 7.2 percent
•    All of it — 24.8 percent

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