Amazing but True
Austin Frakt March 31, 2010
I had stopped paying attention several weeks ago. Today a trickle of traffic drew my attention to the fact that the (rather poor) Wikipedia entry
I had stopped paying attention several weeks ago. Today a trickle of traffic drew my attention to the fact that the (rather poor) Wikipedia entry
Sometimes readers get confused by the title of a post (or newspaper article, book, etc.). How accurate and complete can a brief statement be? Not
Bundling payments to health care providers for all services provided during an episode of care is one of the ideas for reducing health care costs
Didn’t take long for the insurance industry to cave: After battling President Barack Obama’s health care overhaul the better part of a year, the insurance
Jason Shafrin is the only other health economist I’m aware of who routinely blogs. He deserves some credit for reviewing literature and posting references. His
In the health care cost shifting debate there are two hypotheses. One is that lower Medicare reimbursements motivate hospitals to seek higher payments from private
I’ve covered the extent to which ACA and Massachusetts individual mandate penalties differ in size. But there are so many other ways in which ACA
Well, the ink on the law may not be dry yet, but it appears that insurance companies may already be looking for loopholes in the
This post has been cited in the 1 April 2010 edition of Health Wonk Review. See also my follow-up post on this topic. Some have
It’s the story that has dominated the past year’s news, especially on this program: Healthcare reform. When the landmark legislation passed the House and Senate
Health policy expert Dr. Aaron Carroll sits down with Gerry Dick to discuss the immediate impact of health care reform on Indiana businesses, including pharmaceutical
The universe according to a blogger (or Facebook user, or child, or politician, or …).