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Rwanda: Can Bonus Payments Improve the Quality of Health Care?

Ensuring that women and children receive quality health care is a key to alleviating poverty, but in many developing countries, access to appropriate medi­cal care is limited. In recent years, policymakers and health experts have promoted the use of performance-based bonuses to motivate health-care workers to fol­low best practices and ensure that patients receive key […]
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Using Performance Incentives to Improve Medical Care Productivity and Health Outcomes

In this paper we provide evidence on the effect of incentives on provider productivity and on health outcomes in Rwanda, where we nested a prospective field experiment into the national rollout of a P4P incentive scheme. P4P affects health care provision in two ways; first, through incentives for providers to expend more effort in specific […]
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Improving Health Worker Performance: The Patient-Perspective from a PBF Program in Rwanda

Over recent decades, paying healthcare providers against agreed performance targets has gained momentum in high income countries and more recently in low and middle income countries (LMIC). Poor performance in health systems is a worldwide concern and greater investment in the health sector do not necessarily translate to better health outcomes (World Health Organization, 2000). […]
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Capitation Combined with Pay-for-Performance Improves Antibiotic Prescribing Practices in Rural China

Pay-for-performance in health care holds promise as a policy lever to improve the quality and efficiency of care.  Although the approach has become increasingly popular in developing countries in recent years, most policy designs do not permit the rigorous evaluation of its impact. Thus, evidence of its effect is limited.   In collaboration with the government […]
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