How could the quality and outcomes framework (QOF) do more to tackle health inequalities?

London J Prim Care (Abingdon) · 2016 · PMC5330348 · PMID 28250839

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Incentivisation schemes, like QOF, struggle to recognise diffuse collaborative working that often occurs outside of normal practice boundaries.[ 36 ] Adapting QOF in the ways discussed above whilst retaining its framework for data collection and measuring outcomes might be significant.

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