Reducing opioid prescriptions does not increase rate of refills or new opioid requests: evidence from a randomized trial [0.03%]
减少阿片类药物处方量不会增加复配率或新的阿片类药物需求：随机试验的证据
Xiaowei Yan,Satish Mudiganti,Meghan Martinez et al.
Xiaowei Yan et al.
Introduction: Physician overprescribing of opioids contributes to chronic opioid use, overdose risk, and the accumulation of unused opioids in the community. While many interventions seek to reduce initial post-operative ...
Prescription denied: an audit of functional access barriers in California's Medi-Cal Rx system [0.03%]
拒绝处方：加利福尼亚州Medi-CalRx系统的功能访问障碍审计
Samah Khan,Joyce Moon Howard
Samah Khan
Amplifying community perspectives in Medicaid policymaking: findings from North Carolina [0.03%]
从北卡罗来纳州的发现看放大社区视角在医疗救助政策制定中的作用
Sara Debab,Samantha Repka,Katie Huber et al.
Sara Debab et al.
Introduction: In the midst of sweeping federal and state policy changes that will significantly impact Medicaid, effectively integrating community feedback into Medicaid policymaking will require identifying what Medicaid...
Brokering a new path: navigating administrative burdens in the health insurance Marketplaces [0.03%]
健康保险交易市场的行政负担及应对措施研究报告摘要
Jessica M Mulligan,David M Anderson,Coleman Drake
Jessica M Mulligan
Millions will become uninsured when Affordable Care Act enhanced subsidies expire and new, stricter enrollment regulations take effect in 2026. Reductions in federal enrollment assistance that have helped coverage seekers navigate administr...
Disability inclusion in health data systems and policy in Korea: time for action [0.03%]
韩国卫生健康数据系统和政策中包容残障人士：行动的时刻到了
Jong Eun Park,So Young Kim,Ichiro Kawachi et al.
Jong Eun Park et al.
Persons with disabilities experience significant health inequities globally, driven in part by the lack of disability-disaggregated data in national health surveillance systems. In Korea, despite having a well-established administrative inf...
Aditya Narayan,Bob Kocher
Aditya Narayan
CMS's new ACCESS payment model is a novel approach in how Medicare pays for chronic-disease management: recurring, condition-specific payments tied to clinical improvement, rather than billing for discrete encounters or tightly defined remo...
Screening for methamphetamine and amphetamine use in trauma: a public health opportunity [0.03%]
创伤中的甲基苯丙胺和苯丙胺使用筛查：一个公共卫生机会
Jordan M Rook,Catherine Juillard,Danielle Newton et al.
Jordan M Rook et al.
Introduction: Despite the association of meth/amphetamine use with risk for unintentional injury and interpersonal violence, screening for meth/amphetamine use among injured patients is not required at US trauma centers. ...
Lifting eviction moratoria shifted treatment for substance use disorders [0.03%]
停止执行禁止驱逐令会改变治疗物质使用障碍的方式
Matthew D Eisenberg,Yimin Ge,Kathryn M Leifheit et al.
Matthew D Eisenberg et al.
Introduction: About 2.7 million U.S. households face an eviction filing each year. The effect of eviction policy on substance use disorder (SUD) treatment is uncertain. ...
Nurses carry substantial student loans: health care workforce implications [0.03%]
护士负债累累：对卫生系统劳动力的影响
Christopher R Friese,Lara Khadr,Deanna J Marriott et al.
Christopher R Friese et al.
Correction to: Insulin rationing in states with and without insulin copay caps: a cross-sectional study [0.03%]
订正：具有和不具有胰岛素共付封顶额状态中的胰岛素节药行为的横断面研究
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Health affairs scholar. 2026 Feb 9;4(2):qxag025. DOI:10.1093/haschl/qxag025 2026