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See Latest ArticlesPhysician Remuneration Methods for Family Physicians in Canada: Expected Outcomes and Lessons Learned
Health Care Analysis, 01/29/09
Wranik DW et al. - Canada is a leader in experimenting with alternative, non fee for service provider remuneration methods; all jurisdictions have implemented salaries and payment models that blend fee for service with salary or capitation components. Salaries have provided a stable, predictable, and high source of income for physicians, thereby improving recruitment and retention. The implementation of salaries, however, led to concerns with declining physician productivity, and has brought to light a need for improved measurement and monitoring systems.
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