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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A New England Journal of Medicine review article examines the state of mobile health.
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A study in Health Affairs looks at how greater price transparency might aid in value-based purchasing.
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A study in the Journal of Health Economics examines whether star ratings for skilled nursing facilities are associated with outcomes.
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A paper at the National Bureau of Economics examines how quickly changes in medical knowledge diffuse into practice.
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Spending on post-acute care is much greater in traditional Medicare than it is among commercial payers for similar patients.
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An Axios post gives a clear example of the abusive pricing of non-profit hospital systems.
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A study in Health Services Research has a surprising result regarding patient outcomes and characteristics of a physician practice.
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A study in JAMA looks at a different method of risk prediction for reimbursement purposes.
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A study in Health Services Research illustrates why it may not be a good idea to have physicians on the committees that determine their compensation.
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According to a study, the price of treating multiple sclerosis with self-administered drugs increased more than four times between 2006 and 2016.
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