The following portion of survey respondents believes incentive-based bonuses would have a “positive” effect on these five specific areas:
• Quality of patient care: 52 percent
• Patient satisfaction: 49 percent
• Patient outcomes: 50 percent
• Physician compensation: 41 percent
• Physician job satisfaction: 45 percent
Thirty-six percent had a “very negative” view of how incentive-based bonuses will affect their compensation.
The survey was conducted by M3 Global Research and includes responses from 536 physicians.
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