0 past simple and past participle of incentivize
1 to make someone want to do something:
Such activities have also been successfully implemented for performing minor surgery and incentivized prescribing.
Concern was expressed for conditions not incentivized within the quality framework.
Primary care has become incentivized through a team's service ethos rather than by the need for individual income generation.
Most believed that these changes would improve quality of care for the incentivized conditions, but that practices with poor organization would be unable to respond to the incentives offered.
He discredited the notion that workers are primarily incentivized by money.
Public policy will therefore be successful to the extent that people are incentivized to change their behaviour favourably.
Incentivized surveys are considered to be more likely to catch a wider and more representative range of respondents compared to unincentivised surveys.
Its mission is to bring about radical breakthroughs for the benefit of humanity through incentivized competition.
