There are real differences between us
Aaron Carroll May 31, 2013
There are many times when it seems politically savvy to highlight the similarities between the positions we and those who disagree with us hold. But
There are many times when it seems politically savvy to highlight the similarities between the positions we and those who disagree with us hold. But
In an email exchange with Jed Graham about his post, I wrote, I suppose if the catastrophic premium were low enough, the deductible is almost
In a new NBER working paper, Katherine Baicker, Michael Chernew, and Jacob Robbins estimate the extent to which Medicare Advantage (MA) induces changes in other
I am a frequent guest on Stand Up! with Pete Dominick, which airs on Sirius/XM radio, channel 104 from 6-9AM Eastern. It immediately replays on the channel, so
From a recent paper by Gerhardt et al. (PDF): There is clear geographic clustering, with relatively lower rates in most of the western half of the
A number of you have written me in the last few minutes to shout that everyone is wrong about California. Some of you are charging
Colleagues say Dafny’s examination of health-insurance markets has helped mold the state and federal exchanges that are central to President Barack Obama’s 2010 health-care law, which
A new paper by Keyhani et al. titled “Overuse and Systems of Care: A Systematic Review” caught my eye. I’m a sucker for systematic reviews, particularly
Austin wrote a piece on a recent study on “shared decision making” earlier today. I also happened to write a piece on that study, and
I collected my thoughts on the latest developments with respect to Obamacare over at CNN.com. Go read! @aaronecarroll
At first, it seemed like the study by Hyo Jung Tak, Gregory Ruhnke, and David Meltzer challenged the idea that shared decision making (SDM) is associated with
European countries often look to the United States for inspiration and innovation in ways of organizing and paying for health care. I know! I can