A paper at the National Bureau of Economic Research examines reimbursement and access in Medicaid.
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A study in Health Services Research explores the utility of patient-reported satisfaction measures.
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The 2019 Kaiser report on employer provided health benefits is out, full of its usual good information.
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Research carried by the Journal of the American Medical Association Geriatrics discusses end-of-life care.
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An article in Lancet describes diseases, hospital use and mortality across several countries.
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Another piece of misleading garbage in support of single-payer proposals is released by a think tank.
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The Health Care Cost Institute issues an analysis of hospital market concentration, prices and utilization.
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A report from Magellan gives data on Medicaid drug use trends and issues.
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A summary of reports presented to the Massachusetts Health Policy Commission reveals some interesting information about hospital coding practices.
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A new paper from the National Bureau of Health Economics analyses the effect of primary care physician practice styles on patient outcomes.
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A report finds that hospitals make a lot of money marking up drugs and keep all those profits for themselves.
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Physicians are spending less time with drug company sales reps, according to a new report.
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A report from Sherlock Co. focuses on trends in Medicare Advantage plan administrative costs.
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An article in Health Affairs calls into question the method CMS uses for grouping hospital star ratings.
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A study by MedPAC finds little spillover effect on spending in traditional Medicare.
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