The latest reports on health spending from the Altarum Institute indicate continued moderate growth in spending and prices.
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A commentary in the New England Journal of Medicine takes on the myth that medical costs are causing large numbers of consumers to go bankrupt.
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A report from Fair Health summarizes trends in use of different sites of care and pricing at those sites.
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Today's post is a slight rant regarding the constant nonsense that technology will change health spending.
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An Avalere analysis finds that accountable care organizations are probably costing Medicare money.
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A report from the University of California School of Public Health details the substantial increase in concentration among California health care providers and the effects of that consolidation.
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MagellanRx releases its 2017 medical benefit pharmacy trend report.
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The ECRI Institute has released its 2018 list of top patient safety concerns.
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Research in Health Affairs find that the burden of chronic disease increased substantially in Ontario from 1994 to 2013.
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A Milliman brief supported by the drug industry gives more examples of the ills of the 340B drug purchase program.
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An American Medical Association Survey shockingly finds that prior authorization just isn't popular with doctors.
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A survey from EBRI discusses consumer engagement in health, with comparisons among generations.
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A study from the Physician Advocacy Institute reveals ongoing trends in physician market concentration and employment by health systems.
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A recent Gorman Health report describes the state of the Medicare Advantage market following the recent annual enrollment period.
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A study in the Journal of the American Medical Association confirms that the primary cause of greater health spending in the US than in other countries is high prices.
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