Public health scorecards are supposed to improve accountability and make system performance easier to track.
They promise clarity, targets, and faster decision-making.

But what if the scorecard starts changing behavior in the wrong direction?

In this episode, we break down why public health scorecards often fail, how metrics become incentives, and why better-looking numbers can still hide weaker real-world performance.

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