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📉 Key findings:
-In 2022, approximately 4% of medical spending was on primary care
-Since 2018, the share of primary care spending decreased
-Higher share of PCP spending in rural areas
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📉 Key findings:
-In 2022, approximately 4% of medical spending was on primary care
-Since 2018, the share of primary care spending decreased
-Higher share of PCP spending in rural areas
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🚨NEW PAPER🚨 Seems timely now that bsky has (maybe?) taken off. In our paper newly published at Health Affairs Scholar, we asked the question how have commercial inpatient prices growth rates over the last decade varied by hospital characteristics? Disclaimer: This is N-O-T a causal paper.
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🚨NEW PAPER🚨 Seems timely now that bsky has (maybe?) taken off. In our paper newly published at Health Affairs Scholar, we asked the question how have commercial inpatient prices growth rates over the last decade varied by hospital characteristics? Disclaimer: This is N-O-T a causal paper.
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A couple of research questions I have used this data include hospital and admin. Rx prices, rural bypass behavior, and population health care spending
A couple of research questions I have used this data include hospital and admin. Rx prices, rural bypass behavior, and population health care spending
Using HCCI data, we find that employers aren't negotiating lower prices for employees in self-insured plans despite incentives to do so.
Using HCCI data, we find that employers aren't negotiating lower prices for employees in self-insured plans despite incentives to do so.