A study in Population Health Management finds that a telephone-based chronic disease management program had significant net savings.
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Not many physician groups achieved extra payments in the first year of CMS' value-based purchasing program.
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A Health Affairs blog gives further evidence of the deleterious effect of provider consolidation on health care prices and spending.
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Research published in Health Affairs finds that retail clinics, while having lower unit costs for the services they offer, do not lower total health spending.
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A Health Affairs article reports that quality measure collection and reporting activities impose substantial costs on physician practices.
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An AARP-sponsored study on drugs commonly used by older Americans finds an ongoing price increase trend.
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Research carried by the American Journal of Managed Care focuses on different prices paid for the same service at various sites of care.
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A Commonwealth Fund brief sets out a framework to evaluate mobile health apps.
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An evaluation of the concierge style primary care delivered by MDVIP finds the possibility of spending reductions.
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CVS Health releases its initial 2015 Trend Report, suggesting that spending increases for medications have moderated.
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A report published by the National Bureau of Economic Research finds that Americans are generally in good enough health to work longer.
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A study in JMIR-mHealth suggests wide dispersion in the ratings even by expert reviewers of the qualities of health apps.
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An article in the Journal of the American Medical Association describes behavioral interventions to encourage appropriate antibiotic prescribing.
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A paper from the National Bureau of Economic Research examines the relative contributions of moral hazard and adverse selection to inefficiencies in health insurance markets.
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