2016
DOI: 10.26481/marble.2016.v3.271
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Transparency in care: how can public quality reporting help to empower patients?

Abstract: The central question in this study is whether enhanced transparency allows an increase in the specific knowledge of one particular group and thereby boosts its power. The new knowledge examined in this case study is the access to public quality reporting (PQR) data by Dutch patients confronted with difficult care choices. PQR describes the practice whereby the information that hospitals collect for their internal quality reporting, is made public. I would like to highlight that the process of making this infor… Show more

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