By NextBestFitLeaves less complete or useful data
The approach reduces the information available for oversight, research, or decisions. This matters most when missing or uneven data obscure important differences and less when the remaining information is sufficient.
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Cut documentation and billing burdenClinician burnout from paperwork and EHR workChosen
Fewer documentation and quality-reporting requirements leave less data for audits and research.
Strong health privacy lawHealth privacyChosen
Extending privacy restrictions to apps and data brokers limits research.
Opt-out of national record sharingHealth privacyChosen
Patient opt-outs leave gaps in shared health data. Higher opt-out rates in some groups can bias research.
Independent audits and few, simple measuresTargets and quality metrics invite gamingChosen
Restricting monitoring to a short list of measures leaves fewer things measured.
Report measures publicly without tying pay to themTargets and quality metrics invite gamingRejected
Publishing data without bonuses may reduce data quality.