In part III of our look at the Kaiser Health Benefits Survey we cover drug benefits, wellness and miscellaneous matters.
In the second part of our review of the Kaiser health benefits report, we focus on plans offered and employee uptake.
The Kaiser Foundation has released its outstanding annual survey of employers in regard to health benefits.
The latest Institute of Medicine report regarding health care quality explores diagnosis issues.
Research carried in the Journal of the American Medical Association finds a modest benefit from a text message-based intervention to help manage risk factors related to heart disease.
A presentation at an Altarum Institute Conference gives a good summary of new approaches to reimbursement.
Two studies in Health Affairs find that chronic disease prevalence is probably higher than assumed and that the reform law’s insurance expansion may lead to more diagnosis of these diseases.
IMS’ Institute for Healthcare Informatics issues a report on the use and value of mobile health apps.
Research published in Health Affairs digs a little further into the dynamics of patients who tend to be responsible for a high percentage of all health spending.
The Health and Human Services Office of Inspector General finds woeful mismanagement by the department of the contracts and work to build the federal health insurance exchange.