Perverse Incentives: An NHS Notebook

Soundings - ISSN 1362-6620
Volume 1996 Number 4

Perverse Incentives: An NHS Notebook
Maureen Mackintosh, Pam Smith pages -

Abstract

The NHS reforms have brought some expensive forms of competition into the cash-limited health service, and have created some curious incentives, not least for increasing costs, and for ‘treatment not care’. Maureen Mackintosh and Pam Smith have been keeping a notebook.

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Maureen Mackintosh, Pam Smith (1996) Perverse Incentives: An NHS Notebook, Soundings, 1996(4), -

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