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Show them the money. Healthcare providers say it will take more than vision to turn the government's health IT plans into reality.

John Morrissey

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The much-anticipated healthcare IT plan laid out by David Brailer last week won some points for vision from providers, but they're still wondering where the money will come from. One possibility is incentives, like the "pay for performance" strategy being touted by the CMS' Mark McClellan, left.

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The much-anticipated healthcare IT plan laid out by David Brailer last week won some points for vision from providers, but they're still wondering where the money will come from. One possibility is incentives, like the "pay for performance" strategy being touted by the CMS' Mark McClellan, left.

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The much-anticipated healthcare IT plan laid out by David Brailer last week won some points for vision from providers, but they're still wondering where the money will come from. One possibility is incentives, like the "pay for performance" strategy being touted by the CMS' Mark McClellan, left.

Key concepts: Incentive, Government (linguistics), Plan (archaeology), Health care, Business, Public relations, Finance, Economics

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