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期刊名:Health affairs

缩写:HEALTH AFFAIR

ISSN:0278-2715

e-ISSN:0278-2715

IF/分区:8.1/Q1

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Paul G Shekelle,Eduardo Ortiz,Sydne J Newberry et al. Paul G Shekelle et al.
We used a method that combined literature review and expertjudgment to assess potential medical innovations for older adults. We evaluated innovations in four domains: cardiovascular disease, cancer, the biology of aging, and neurologic dis...
Jayanta Bhattacharya,Baoping Shang,Catherine K Su et al. Jayanta Bhattacharya et al.
This paper forecasts the consequences of scientific progress in cancer for total Medicare spending between 2005 and 2030. Because technological advance is uncertain, widely varying scenarios are modeled. A baseline scenario assumes that yea...
Michael E Chernew,Dana P Goldman,Feng Pan et al. Michael E Chernew et al.
This paper forecasts the impact of changing disability rates on spending by Medicare beneficiaries. We adjust for differential changes in spending by the disabled because the composition of the disabled population and the intensity of their...
Darius N Lakdawalla,Dana P Goldman,Baoping Shang Darius N Lakdawalla
Obesity could have serious consequences for older cohorts. We used a microsimulation to estimate lifetime costs, life expectancy, disease, and disability for seventy-year-olds based on body mass. Obese seventy-year-olds will live about as l...
Geoffrey F Joyce,Emmett B Keeler,Baoping Shang et al. Geoffrey F Joyce et al.
The high costs of treating chronic diseases suggest that reducing their prevalence would improve Medicare's financial stability. In this paper we examine the impact of selected chronic diseases on the distribution of health spending and its...
Dana P Goldman,Baoping Shang,Jayanta Bhattacharya et al. Dana P Goldman et al.
Recent innovations in biomedicine seem poised to revolutionize medical practice. At the same time, disease and disability are increasing among younger populations. This paper considers how these confluent trends will affect the elderly's he...