Physician buy-in is essential for pay for performance.

Physician Exec

Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Florida, USA.

Published: February 2006

Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Florida is counting on voluntary participation as it rolls out its innovative pay-for-performance program throughout the state.

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