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Clinical Trial Case Reports Meta-Analysis RCT Review Systematic Review
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Elle Pope,Neil Sehgal Elle Pope
Industry payments to US teaching hospitals are common; however, little is known about whether these financial relationships influence affiliated physicians to engage in similar financial relationships with industry. Using national hospital,...
Leighton Ku Leighton Ku
Many seek to improve the quality of primary care in the United States, particularly for Medicaid patients. This paper revisits the question of whether Medicaid patients receive less primary care, such as the length or scope of services per ...
Stephanie Ettinger de Cuba,Daniel P Miller,Julia Raifman et al. Stephanie Ettinger de Cuba et al.
Widespread fear among immigrants from hostile 2016 presidential campaign rhetoric decreased social and health care service enrollment (chilling effect). Health care utilization effects among immigrant families with young children are unknow...
Robert M Kaplan,Amanda J Koong,Veronica Irvin Robert M Kaplan
The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approved 46 novel drugs in 2017. We reviewed availability of results prior to and during the 5 years following each approval. Using the FDA website and ClinicalTrials.gov, we recorded trials cited as e...
Julia A Rucker,Molly T Beinfeld,Nola B Jenkins et al. Julia A Rucker et al.
Health plans guide their enrollees' access to specialty drugs through coverage policies. We examined a set of health plan policies to determine if they have become more or less stringent over time. We did so by comparing the consistency of ...
Virna Little,Ohshue S Gatanaga,Spencer Hutchins et al. Virna Little et al.
Over the past decade, the age-adjusted suicide rate has increased by 35.2% in the United States. In primary care, practitioners often interact with patients at risk of dying by suicide, yet little is known about the prevalence of suicide ri...
Robert A Berenson,Adele Shartzer,Hoangmai H Pham Robert A Berenson
The National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine's (NASEM's) 2021 report on primary care called for a hybrid payment approach-a mix of fee-for-service and population-based payment-with performance accountability to strike the p...
Kyung Mi Kim,Ulrike Muench,John E Maki et al. Kyung Mi Kim et al.
Surgical interventions are common among seriously ill older patients, with nearly one-third of older Americans facing surgery in their last year of life. Despite the potential benefits of palliative care among older surgical patients underg...
Kelly Hughes,Zhanlian Feng,Qinghua Li et al. Kelly Hughes et al.
For years, nursing home closures have been a concern for the industry, policymakers, consumer advocates, and other stakeholders. We analyzed data from 2011 through 2021 and did not find persistent increases in the closure rates. Closures we...
Muyiwa Tegbe,Kyle Moon,Saira Nawaz Muyiwa Tegbe
Universal health coverage has emerged as a global health priority, requiring that financing strategies that ensure low-income and medically and financially at-risk individuals can access health services without the threat of financial catas...