Is Reporting of Quality Scores Worth Refining?
TO THE EDITOR:
I read with interest the analysis (1) by Fung and colleagues on quality improvement methods in biomedicine. Except for some efficacy at the hospital level, the effect of publicly reported quality scores seems, from what little data are available, to be minimal. The editorial by Hibbard (2) urges readers “not to give up on the consumer model,” to which she has contributed some of the publications cited in her own discussion. Further …
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