One of the most commonly identified areas for health cost savings is fraud and abuse, but has enough effort been devoted to stopping the practices?
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A physician website challenges the AMA's representation of physicians.
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Patient cost sharing reduces utilization, but appears to limit use of appropriate as well as inappropriate care.
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A study indicates that patients who receive medical care and prescriptions at the worksite tend to be more compliant with their drug regimens.
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The limiting of growth in drug spending is a health care success story.
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A number of reports and commentaries have recently been issued on comparative effectiveness research.
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A Seattle-based medical practice has opted out of the insurance payment model for health care.
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A Company mandates that its employees check their health status.
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An actuaries organization gives a favorable reading to consumer-directed health plan results.
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A new UnitedHealth Group report identifies $332 billion over ten years in administrative cost savings.
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A Health Affairs article reports a survey on the time and expense involved in physician interaction with health plans.
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A consulting firm study indicates that medical expenses for commercial health plans continue to rise at a rate far above inflation.
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Common Cause has issued a report detailing the amounts health groups are spending on campaign contributions and lobbying.
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Experts are recommending greater use of telemedicine in stroke assessment and treatment. There are significant barriers, however, many imposed by government.
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A recent Kaiser Foundation data note looks at attitudes on paying for health reform.
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