Research published at the National Bureau of Economic Research finds that spending more time on a home health visit appears to be associated with a lower readmission rate.
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Mark Farrah Associates issues a report on health plan enrollment as of the end of 2017.
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A study in the journal Health Services Research utilizes a different technique to estimate the contribution of various medical conditions to overall health spending.
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Research is once again shown to be stronger than hype, as wearable technology takes another hit, this time in regard to treatment of peripheral artery disease.
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The annual report on drug spending in the United States from the former IMS Institute, now IQVIA, has been released, showing a welcome moderation in growth.
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A study published by the National Bureau of Economic Research examines the formation of health care teams and effects on productivity.
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A new study suggests that attempting to adjust hospital readmission penalties for patient socioeconomic status may not fix the problem.
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Benefitfocus releases its 2018 report on the state of employee health plans.
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A paper from the National Bureau of Economic Research examines the impact of the ACA on health behaviors.
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A research letter and an editorial in the Journal of the American Medical Association illustrate the potential pitfalls of guideline-based care.
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A Government Accountability Office report indicates that taxpayers are wasting vast amounts of money in Medicaid.
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Research carried in Health Services Research finds generally better quality in Medicare Advantage plans than in fee-for-service Medicare.
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Medscape has issued its annual physician compensation survey.
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Maryland's global budgeting program doesn't appear to have reduced inpatient hospital use.
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A Venture Monitor report finds a robust venture capital market in the first quarter of 2018.
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