Active steps to reduce administrative spending associated with financial transactions in US health care [0.03%]
美国医疗保健体系中与金融交易相关的主动降低行政开支的措施
Nikhil R Sahni,Pranay Gupta,Michael Peterson et al.
Nikhil R Sahni et al.
US health care administrative spending is approximately $1 trillion annually. A major operational area is the financial transactions ecosystem, which has approximately $200 billion in spending annually. Efficient financial transactions ecos...
Urgent need for substance use disorder research among understudied populations: examining the Asian-American experience [0.03%]
亟需对被忽视群体进行物质使用障碍研究：审视亚洲美国人的经历
Sugy Choi,Sahnah Lim,Simona C Kwon et al.
Sugy Choi et al.
Substance use disorder (SUD) among Asian Americans is understudied. Our review of National Institutes of Health-funded projects reveals a striking underrepresentation of research focused on SUD in this population, possibly perpetuated by th...
Involuntary and patient-initiated delays in medical care during the COVID-19 pandemic [0.03%]
新冠肺炎大流行期间医疗保健的非自愿和以患者发起的方式延误 лечения과 관련한 무志愿和患者发起的延迟在新冠疫情期间医疗服务中的发生
Erin T Bronchetti,Ellen B Magenheim,Ethan K Bergmann
Erin T Bronchetti
This paper uses data from a new, nationally representative survey to study delays in non-COVID-related medical care among US adults during the COVID-19 pandemic. We expand on prior research by taking a comprehensive look at the many reasons...
Decomposition of medical imaging spending growth between 2010 and 2021 in the US employer-insured population [0.03%]
2010至2021年美国雇主要求保险人群中医学影像支出增长的分解分析
Michal Horný,Daniel Chang,Eric W Christensen et al.
Michal Horný et al.
Medical imaging, identified as a potential driver of unsustainable US health care spending growth, was subject to policies to reduce prices and use in low-value settings. Meanwhile, the Affordable Care Act increased access to preventive ser...
Unmet need for mental health care is common across insurance market segments in the United States [0.03%]
在美国不同保险市场细分领域中精神护理的需求未得满足是一项普遍现象
Mark K Meiselbach,Catherine K Ettman,Karen Shen et al.
Mark K Meiselbach et al.
A substantial proportion of individuals with depression in the United States do not receive treatment. While access challenges for mental health care have been documented, few recent estimates of unmet mental health needs across insurance m...
Correction to: Prescription drug monitoring program use by opioid prescribers: a cross-sectional study [0.03%]
对：阿片类药物处方者的处方药监控项目使用情况调查的修正：横断面研究
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Oncologic drug repository programs in the United States: a review and comparison [0.03%]
美国抗癌药物储备项目回顾与比较
Natalie K Heater,Sheetal Kircher,Christine Weldon et al.
Natalie K Heater et al.
As cancer affects 40% of all Americans during their lifetime, the financial burden of cancer care represents a significant contribution towards the overall cost of health care in the United States. Cancer drug repository programs offer a un...
Access to perinatal doula services in Medicaid: a case analysis of 2 states [0.03%]
美国医保体系中两项产期陪护服务的案例分析
Cara B Safon,Lois McCloskey,Maria Guadalupe Estela et al.
Cara B Safon et al.
Doula services support maternal and child health, but few Medicaid programs reimburse for them. Through qualitative interviews with key policy informants (n = 20), this study explored facilitators and barriers to Medicaid reimbursement thro...
Caregiving for dementia: trends pre-post onset and predictive factors of family caregiving (2002-2018) [0.03%]
痴呆看护：发病前后照护趋势及其预测因素（2002-2018）
Bailey C Ingraham,Douglas Barthold,Paul Fishman et al.
Bailey C Ingraham et al.
Persons living with Alzheimer's and other related forms of dementia rely heavily on care from family and friends for assistance with daily activities ("family care"), but little is known about care transitions over time. We analyzed data fr...
Measuring value in health care: lessons from accountable care organizations [0.03%]
医疗保健行业的价值衡量标准：关于 acct 责任医疗组织的启示
Chenzhang Bao,Indranil R Bardhan
Chenzhang Bao
Accountable care organizations (ACOs) were created to promote health care value by improving health outcomes while curbing health care expenditures. Although a decade has passed, the value of care delivered by ACOs is yet to be fully unders...