Payment Theory and the Last Mile Problem

Journal of Law, Medicine and Ethics 48 (3):474-479 (2020)
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Abstract

Health reform debate understandably focuses on large system design. We should not omit attention to the “last mile” problem of physician payment theory. Achieving fundamental goals of integrative, patient-centered primary care depends on thoughtful financial support. This commentary describes the nature and importance of innovative primary care payment programs.

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