2. Incentivise environmental care Is there a clear environmental benefit?
3. Incentivising later retirement for existing GPs.
There were significant increases in the rate of improvement in the first year of the incentive scheme (2004-5) for 22 of the 23 incentivised indicators.
Of the 23 incentivised indicators we analysed, measurement indicators improved at the fastest rate in the pre-intervention period, from a relatively low baseline in 2000-1.
Achievement rates for all incentivised indicators reached a plateau in the second and third years of the scheme, and as a result only 14 of the 23 incentivised indicators had achievement rates significantly higher than rates projected from pre-intervention trends after three years.
Four critical steps to achieve this could be: 1. Incentivise (with the secretary of labour) the implementation of programmes to promote healthier lifestyles in firms – by facilitating the use of stairs in buildings, or forming agreements with nearby gyms.
However, for next year we've already decided to suspend penalties and instead allocate an extra £1.8bn to incentivise hospital performance improvement".
A Local Enhanced Scheme was launched in 2007/2008 to incentivise GPs to increase participation in screening.
The Strategic Health Authority of the West Midlands region of England decided to adopt the YCPM early, utilising the Commissioning for Quality and Innovation Payment Framework [ 4] to incentivise and encourage provider organisations to allocate all new referrals to the pathway clusters by April 2010.
This underlines the interpretation of the Paris Agreement as a "game changer" for the role of forests in climate change mitigation [39] and incentivises climate-investments in forest management, more then before.
The International Energy Agency, a fossil-fuel consumers' club, reckons that the carbon price per tonne in Europe, for example, would have to rise nearly seven times, from the current €6.30 ($7.10) to €42, just to incentivise power companies to burn natural gas instead of coal.
