The JAMA paper by Song, Cutler, and Chernew on the consequences of a Wyden-Ryan type premium support plan is getting a lot of attention. However,
I posted earlier on quality ratings of Medicare Advantage plans and on whether financial incentives work in health care. Let’s see if I can tie those
Over the last several years, Gretchen Jacobson, Anthony Damico, Jennifer Huang, and Tricia Neuman have posted four papers on the Medicare Advantage (star) quality ratings.
From When financial incentives do more good than harm: a checklist, by Paul Glasziou et al. (BMJ, 2012): Current evidence on the effectiveness of financial incentives is
What follows are excerpts of interest (to me) from sections 4-6 of Quality information and consumer health plan choices, by Nancy Dean Beaulieu (JHE, 2002). Section 4,
What follows are quotes of interest (to me) from sections 1-3 of Quality information and consumer health plan choices, by Nancy Dean Beaulieu (JHE, 2002). Section 1,
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