A physician writes an article in the American Journal of Medicine excoriating non-profit hospitals for their pricing and compensation practices.
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A new AHRQ report is released on one of my favorite topics, where is health spending concentrated.
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An interesting think piece from L.E.K Consulting suggests that consumerism is not the solution to rising health spending.
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In a shocking, just shocking finding, further research confirms that if you give people free health care, they will use a lot of it.
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A study published in JAMA finds that a value-driven program at the University of Utah Health Care system improved quality and lowered costs.
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A report from the Health Care Cost Institute reveals that consumers in high deductible plans have greater out-of-pocket spending, as would be expected.
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A study in JAMA Internal Medicine examines the prevalence of low-value services in a commercial health plan.
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A brief from the Commonwealth Foundation examines the characteristics of high-cost patients.
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A study carried in the Journal of the Americal Medical Association Internal Medicine finds that use of reference pricing reduced spending on lab tests.
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The annual price comparison among developed countries released by the International Federation of Health Plans is out.
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The annual review of national health expenditures by the Office of the Actuary is out and 2015 was another year of growth above GDP.
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The American Health Policy Institute publishes a paper on dealing with high-cost patients.
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A grand list of researchers evaluate the first two years of Medicare's comprehensive primary care initiative.
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