A Kaiser survey compares views on end-of-life care in several countries.
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An AHRQ brief examines the effect of the reform law's Medicaid expansion on enrollment in employment-based insurance plans.
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An analysis published in Health Affairs finds substantial turnover in physicians and beneficiaries in accountable care organizations.
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A report sponsored by several academic and think tank organizations examines whether more competition would help reduce health spending.
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A General Accounting Office report focuses on barriers to greater use of telemedicine in federal programs.
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Hospital-associated primary care practices deliver more low-value care, according to research in JAMA Internal Medicine.
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A MedPAC presentation confirms what we all know; provider consolidation raises prices and does nothing for quality.
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An analysis in Health Affairs confirms that most people actually don't need health insurance, because they have little health spending.
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An article in the New England Journal of Medicine discusses laws regarding surrounding surrogate decision-making in health care.
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Work from MedPAC staff updates geographic variation in Medicare spending analyses.
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An analysis by the MedPAC staff finds Medicare pays for a fair amount of low-value care.
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Express Scripts issues a drug trend report for workers' compensation insurance.
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Medicare Advantage plans typically attempt to control costs by lowering inpatient use and spending. A new study examines use and cost of hospitalizations in MA.
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A new Statistical Brief from the Agency for Healthcare Quality & Research examines categories of health spending.
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A Medscape survey indicates that physician salaries are beginning to creep upward, with primary care doctors still not gaining on specialists.
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