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As we move toward a value-based health care system and payment models based on individual performance of providers, nurses are faced with a dilemma. Should we as a profession actively pursue the development of individual nurse performance metrics, analysis, benchmarks, and practice standards, similar to those being implemented for physicians? Or should we wait until these metrics are imposed by payers and policymakers with little or no input from nurses?
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Nursing Economic$ advances nursing leadership in health care, with a focus on tomorrow, by providing information and thoughtful analyses of current and emerging best practices in health care management, economics, and policymaking. The journal supports nurse leaders and others who are responsible for directing nursing''s impact on health care cost and quality outcomes. The journal is published six times per year.
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