The impact of financial incentives and a patient registry on preventive care quality: Increasing provider adherence to evidence-based smoking cessation practice guidelines

Keyphrases

• Evidence-based 100%
• Smoking Cessation 100%
• Quality of Care 100%
• Financial Incentives 100%
• Patient Registry 100%
• Preventive Care 100%
• Practice Guidelines 100%
• Provider Adherence 100%
• Organizational Support 40%
• Control Condition 40%
• Clinical Performance 40%
• Support Processes 40%
• Intervention Mechanisms 40%
• Clinical Practice Guidelines 20%
• Tobacco Use 20%
• Patient Outcomes 20%
• Clinical Practice 20%
• Smokers 20%
• Support System 20%
• Group Practice 20%
• Medical Groups 20%
• Clinical Patients 20%
• Performance Targets 20%
• Patient Behavior 20%
• Receiving Care 20%
• Cessation Guidelines 20%
• Primary Care Services 20%
• Accepted Practices 20%
• Multispecialty 20%
• Smoking Cessation Behavior 20%
• Counseling Program 20%
• Practice Behaviors 20%
• Telephone Support 20%
• Registry System 20%
• Control Distribution 20%
• Incentive Pay 20%
• Condition Control 20%
• Use Status 20%
• Healthcare Quality Improvement 20%
• Patient-centered Interventions 20%

Nursing and Health Professions

• Practice Guideline 100%
• Nicotine Withdrawal 100%
• Preventive Medicine 100%
• Adherence 100%
• Primary Medical Care 16%
• Clinical Practice 16%
• Treatment Outcome 16%
• Group Practice 16%
• Primary Health Care 16%
• Healthcare Quality Improvement 16%