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General Practitioners’ Earnings and Practice Variation in a Fee-for-Service System: A Descriptive Registry Study

2024-11-05

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In Norway, 78% of publicly funded general practitioners (GPs) are self-employed, remunerated through a mix of capitation and fee-for-service, while 22 % are salaried. GPs register consultations and procedures using nationally standardized fees for health services, which allows for variations in earnings. Our study aims to examine whether high and low earning GPs also differ in their earnings per list patient and,...

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72ec29f8-08a7-5a49-9ebc-46ae9e516f1f
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10.20944/preprints202411.0321.v1
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