An article in the Employee Benefit Research Institute's Notes describes results from a survey of employees' views on health coverage.
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The Health Care Cost Institute releases a set of reports using its impressive trove of commercial and Medicare claims data.
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Humana claims its wellness programs lowered costs and improved productivity over a three-year period.
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According to new research from the NBER, it is not just same market hospital mergers that can raise costs, but cross-market ones as well.
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An analysis from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation analyzes factors underlying consumers' choices of plans on the insurance exchanges.
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Primary care doctors often prescribe drugs in questionable circumstances and a NEJM article discusses how to reduce this practice.
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Health Affairs carries an analysis of comparative satisfaction with health systems across developed countries.
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The CBO's latest report on federal government health insurance-related costs projects a substantial rise in Medicaid spending.
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A brief from PWC finds that hospital mergers aren't producing the claimed benefits and asks why.
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A Kaiser Family Foundation brief examines trends in employer-offered health insurance and uptake.
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Research in the Journal for Healthcare Quality finds that certain factors such clinical conditions responsible for admission are most clearly linked to readmission risk.
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A brief from the Agency for Healthcare Research & Quality presents useful information on how to design good physician feedback reports.
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MedPAC's annual report to Congress recommends that many provider types not receive payment increases and contains other useful data on the Medicare program.
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Using data from a variety of sources, research published in Health Affairs gives another perspective on physician practices and attitudes.
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