We sit down with Taylor J. Christensen, an internal medicine physician and health policy researcher, to discuss his health care incentives framework. Taylor explains how restructuring financial incentives can encourage providers and insurers to deliver higher value for patients. Tune in as we explore the barriers preventing patients from choosing high-value care, how to align competing interests in health care, and the future of innovation driven by better incentives.

Taylor J. Christensen is an internal medicine physician and health policy researcher.

He discusses the KevinMD article, "How to structure financial incentives in our health care system."

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