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Dutch Health Insurer Pressures GPs to Use Flawed Triage Apps
A Dutch health insurer is reportedly financially penalizing general practitioners who refuse to use what doctors describe as unreliable triage apps. GPs claim they are being pressured to adopt these flawed healthcare applications.
25 May, 07:17 — 25 May, 09:12
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dutchnewsMostly Factual76d ago
Health insurer penalises GPs for refusing triage apps: NOS
The Netherlands’ largest health insurer, Zilveren Kruis, is cutting fees for family doctors who refuse to offer online triage apps...
By Louis Gore-Langton
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Health insurer financially pressuring doctors to use unreliable triage apps, GP's say
Health insurer Zilveren Kruis is exerting financial pressure on house doctors to use triage apps that do not comply with laws and regulations, dozens of general practitioners (GPs) told
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