Prepared by:
University of Minnesota Evidence-based Practice Center, Minneapolis, Minnesota
Investigators
Robert L. Kane, M.D.
Paul E. Johnson, Ph.D.
Robert J. Town, Ph.D.
Mary Butler, M.B.A.
| File Name | Description | Software and Version | Size |
|---|---|---|---|
| 01title.doc | Title Page | Word® 2002 | 26KB, 2 pages |
| 02cite.doc | Suggested Citation | Word® 2002 | 21KB, 1 page |
| 03pref.doc | Preface | Word® 2002 | 24KB, 1 page |
| 04ackn.doc | Acknowledgments | Word® 2002 | 20KB, 1 page |
| 05abstr.doc | Structured Abstract | Word® 2002 | 27KB, 2 pages |
| 06toc.doc | Table of Contents | Word® 2002 | 32KB, 2 pages |
| 07chap1.doc | Chapter 1. Introduction: Overview; Background; Figure 1. Conceptual framework; Table 1. Conceptual framework: Level of action | Word® 2002 | 70KB, 10 pages |
| 08chap2.doc | Chapter 2. Methods: Solicitation of Input and Data; Literature Search; Abstraction; Emergent Themes; Rating Strength of the Evidence; Peer Review Process; Figure 2. Econometric incentives search results flow chart | Word® 2002 | 57KB, 8 pages |
| 09chap3.doc | Chapter 3. Results: Simple vs. Complex Prevention; Key Question 1. How have "preventive care" and "economic incentive" been defined in the literature?; Key Question 2. Do incentives work?; Key Question 3. Is there evidence of a dose/response curve?; Key Question 4. What is the evidence for cost-effectiveness of economic incentive interventions?; Other Perspectives; Table 2. Consumer incentive types; Table 3. Impact of provider incentives; Table 4. Potential explanations by category; Table 5. Overall positive findings to total consumer studies; Table 6. Consumer incentive type by significance | Word® 2002 | 190KB, 20 pages |
| 10chap4.doc | Chapter 4. Discussion: Key Question 1. Definitions; Key Question 2. Do Incentives Work?; Key Question 3. Dose Response; Key Question 4. Cost-Effectiveness; Other Perspectives; General Discussion; Practical Implications; Limitations; Future Research | Word® 2002 | 87KB, 14 pages |
| 11refs.doc | References and Included Studies | Word® 2002 | 71KB, 6 pages |
| 12excl.doc | Listing of Excluded Studies | Word® 2002 | 42KB, 6 pages |
| 13appa.doc | Appendix A. Technical Expert Panel and Reviewers | Word® 2002 | 29KB, 2 pages |
| 14appb.doc | Appendix B. Exact Search Strings | Word® 2002 | 42KB, 1 page |
| 15appc.doc | Appendix C. Screening Form | Word® 2002 | 22KB, 1 page |
| 16appd.doc | Appendix D. Abstraction Forms | Word® 2002 | 66KB, 8 pages |
| 17appe.doc | Appendix E. Algorithm | Word® 2002 | 36KB, 1 page |
| 18appf.doc | Appendix F. Evidence Tables: Evidence Table 1. Included provider studies; Evidence Table 2. Included consumer studies data; Evidence Table 3. Included consumer studies outcomes; Evidence Table 4. Provider populations; Evidence Table 5. Consumer populations; Evidence Table 6. Description of provider incentives; Evidence Table 7. Reported cost of interventions | Word® 2002 | 493KB, 39 pages |
AHRQ Publication No. 04-E024-2
Current as of August 2004
Internet Citation:
Economic Incentives for Preventive Care. File Inventory, Evidence Report/Technology Assessment Number 101. AHRQ Publication No. 04-E024-2, August 2004. Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, Rockville, MD. http://www.ahrq.gov/clinic/ecincinv.htm
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