A paper at the National Bureau of Economic Research discusses Medicaid's role in creating better quality nursing home care.
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A survey by Leavitt Partners and the University of Utah reveals divides in patient, employer and physician perceptions of quality.
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CMS' creation of a value-based purchasing modifier used with reimbursement seems to have little actual correlation with quality of care.
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West conducted a survey of health care professionals and patients regarding quality perceptions and issues.
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A study in the Journal of General Internal Medicine suggests that there is more over-treatment than under-treatment of diabetes among Medicare beneficiaries.
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An article regarding characteristics of high-performing health systems finds no consistent pattern.
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Oops, wireless pill bottles and other interventions don't appear to improve medication adherence or clinical outcomes.
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According to research published in the New England Journal of Medicine, the hospital value-based purchasing program did not lead to better quality.
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Research published in the journal Medical Care suggests that a hospital participating in quality improvement efforts doesn't have lower care costs than hospitals that don't.
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A study in the Journal of the American Medical Association suggests that teaching hospitals have lower mortality rates.
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A study carried by the Journal of the American Medical Association suggests that many newly approved drugs end up having safety issues.
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A study in Health Affairs finds no difference in quality between high and low-priced physicians.
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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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The Agency for Healthcare Research & Quality releases updated data on hospital-acquired health conditions.
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