Bundled payments may also lead providers to discriminate against high-risk patients.
The costs-reduction principle may lead health providers to amputate the limb instead of treating the diabetic foot.
The high level of emergency care among public patients restricts the treatment options that are available and may lead both providers and patients to opt for rapid resolution of the problem through extraction of teeth.
Ignoring this interaction effect may lead to microcredit providers making loan decisions that are less than optimal.
Additionally, concern about post-sterilization regret may lead some US providers to dissuade younger women from being sterilized even though women may have strong motivations for not wanting more children (Hillis et al. 1999; Lawrence et al. 2011; Potter et al. 2012).
First, there is less focus on MV 37 38 and many African countries now have a lower coverage of MV than DTP3. 2 Second, the current donor focus on vaccination status by 12 months of age may lead to vaccination providers limiting vaccinations only to children less 12 months of age.
In the outpatient setting, management of chronic kidney disease complications such as fluid overload, electrolyte disturbances, anemia, and hypertension in patients with low eGFR requires frequent and close monitoring, which may lead to significant provider and patient burden.
However, more widespread use of computers in the occupational fields of knowledge workers and service providers may lead to competition for jobs between intelligent machines and humans.
The anonymous gathering of the user's preferences and their statistical analysis by the relevant service providers may lead to the improvement of relevant services, e.g. assignment of PT means to alternative routes, times, etc.
According to these groups the capitation system would adversely affect patient health outcomes because the financial risk transferred to providers may lead to under-provision of services and thereby reducing quality (Dodoo, 2013).
