Your javascript is turned off. Javascript is required to view exhibits Back to top Build awareness. Creating awareness of the need for change -in other words providing the required contextual information -involves gathering data(through surveys, for example), com piling data sets, and disseminating information, along with any other tools that could increase knowledge of the health care systems shortcomings and lead to action. Reform efforts are most effective when the interests of consumers and suppliers are aligned with the systems goals Provide appropriate financial incentives. If the interests of individual players are not perfectly aligned with the system' s goals, financial-or indirect--incentives can play a significant role. The most widely used financial incentives are tax breaks, capital subsidies, or bonus payments. Tax breaks, for example, induce US employers to provide health care benefits to their employees a public subsidy could be used to persuade health care providers to invest in more specialized staff and to raise the quality of care when the market would notYour javascript is turned off. Javascript is required to view exhibits. Back to top Build awareness. Creating awareness of the need for change—in other words, providing the required contextual information—involves gathering data (through surveys, for example), compiling data sets, and disseminating information, along with any other tools that could increase knowledge of the health care system’s shortcomings and lead to action. Reform efforts are most effective when the interests of consumers and suppliers are aligned with the system’s goals. Provide appropriate financial incentives. If the interests of individual players are not perfectly aligned with the system’s goals, financial—or indirect—incentives can play a significant role. The most widely used financial incentives are tax breaks, capital subsidies, or bonus payments. Tax breaks, for example, induce US employers to provide health care benefits to their employees. A public subsidy could be used to persuade health care providers to invest in more specialized staff and to raise the quality of care when the market would not