Introducing an electronic medical record (EMR)system change that automates prescribing of genericmedications led to a 23.1% overall increase ingeneric prescribing rates. Which incentive designelement was used for such an initiative?Change of process of careMake financial rewards salient through timingMake financial rewards salient by using mentalaccounting and social rankingProvide social ranking without financial incentives

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