The Study of Health Care Provision in Delhi, India by Hammer

The study of health care provision in Delhi, India by Hammer and Das found:

A) doctors often worked at or beyond their knowledge frontier.
B) doctors in public clinics were often more creative in diagnoses and care than doctors in private facilities.
C) unless doctors were intrinsically motivated, no incentive exists for them to provide high quality care.
D) the implementation of national healthcare provisions had strong associations with quality of care.