Sentence examples for payments to performance from inspiring English sources

The administration official said Mr. Geithner had told A.I.G. to revise them to protect taxpayer dollars and tie future payments to performance.

Larger banks would be legally required to defer 50% of executive bonuses for three years or more and link the payments to performance (some banks have already introduced similar changes).

Re "Medicare, in a Different Tack, Moves to Link Doctors' Payments to Performance" (news article, Dec. 12): Many physicians have long encouraged efforts to advance evidence-based care such as Medicare's "pay for performance system" passed by Congress.

B4 Bipartisan Education Bill A Senate committee began work on a bill to require states to test children annually on their progress and to tie federal payments to performance.

Re "Medicare, in a Different Tack, Moves to Link Doctors' Payments to Performance" (news article, Dec. 12): Representative Pete Stark of California is correct when he says, "The entire concept of pay-for-performance is offensive".

To support this development, there will be some experimentation with Pay-for-Performance (P4P) schemes that tie a portion of provider payments to performance based on measures of quality.

And also to tie payment to performance.

Child welfare managers and administrators are increasingly adapting managed care principles and performance-based evaluation to foster achievement of positive outcomes for children and families, identify programs that work, target get those that don't work for technical assistance and/or sanction, and link payment to performance.

This is smart because it ends the siloed, uncoordinated care that has chronic patients seeing 8 different doctors, none of whom talk to each other (96% of Medicare costs are ascribable to patients with four or more chronic conditions ) and it ties payment to performance.

The objective of this new paradigm is to improve patient outcomes by incentivizing providers to deliver scientifically grounded best practices by linking payment to performance.

A major goal of the new health care law, often overlooked, is to improve "the quality and efficiency of health care" by linking payments to the performance of health care providers.