Table 4. Evaluating randomized controlled trials for completeness of reporting

Domain of the Conceptual ModelSpecific Variable
Financial Characteristics of Incentive Recipient: individual provider vs. provider group
Revenue potential: magnitude of the financial incentive
Revenue potential: incentive as a proportion of total income
Impact on cost: direct costs and opportunity costs of complying
Nonfinancial Characteristics of Incentive Perceived attainability: how easy/difficult it is to accomplish the task of the incentive
Performance domain measured: structure, process, outcome
Predisposing Factors Financial characteristics of the environment: proportion of income from: fee for service, salary, capitation
Financial characteristics of the environment: number of other financial incentives in place
Provider characteristics: demographics, specialty, and other immutable factors
Provider characteristics: workload, proportion of patients if service where incentive relevant
Market characteristics: community initiatives or performance standards
Enabling Factors Organizational characteristics: size, type of practice, specialty, etc.
Organizational characteristics: capabilities such as information systems, use of guidelines and feedback, etc.
Organizational characteristics: leadership, culture, etc.
Patient characteristics: demographics and other immutable factors
Patient characteristics: type of insurance, benefits structure

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