Consumers’ Interest In Provider Ratings Grows, And Improved Report Cards And Other Steps Could Accelerate Their Use

US Physician Practices Spend More Than $15.4 Billion Annually To Report Quality Measures

(2016) Lawrence P. Casalino et al.   HEALTH AFFAIRS

National Hospital Ratings Systems Share Few Common Scores And May Generate Confusion Instead Of Clarity

(2015) J. Matthew Austin et al.   HEALTH AFFAIRS

Scoring No Goal — Further Adventures in Transparency

(2015) Lisa Rosenbaum   NEW ENGLAND JOURNAL OF MEDICINE

Public Awareness, Perception, and Use of Online Physician Rating Sites

(2014) David A. Hanauer et al.   JAMA-JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION

Public Reporting of Provider Performance at a Crossroads in the United States

(2014) Peter S. Hussey et al.   MEDICAL CARE RESEARCH AND REVIEW

Engaged Patients Will Need Comparative Physician-Level Quality Data And Information About Their Out-Of-Pocket Costs

(2013) Jill Mathews Yegian et al.   HEALTH AFFAIRS

Multistakeholder Regional Collaboratives Have Been Key Drivers Of Public Reporting, But Now Face Challenges

(2012) Gary J. Young   HEALTH AFFAIRS

An Experiment Shows That A Well-Designed Report On Costs And Quality Can Help Consumers Choose High-Value Health Care

(2012) Judith H. Hibbard et al.   HEALTH AFFAIRS

How Report Cards On Physicians, Physician Groups, And Hospitals Can Have Greater Impact On Consumer Choices

(2012) Anna D. Sinaiko et al.   HEALTH AFFAIRS

What Is Quality Anyway? Performance Reports That Clearly Communicate to Consumers the Meaning of Quality of Care

(2010) Judith H. Hibbard et al.   MEDICAL CARE RESEARCH AND REVIEW

Choosing The Best Hospital: The Limitations Of Public Quality Reporting

(2008) Michael B. Rothberg et al.   HEALTH AFFAIRS