Making care primary: Medicare's latest attempt at value-based primary care [0.03%]
以价值为基础的初级保健： Medicare的最新举措
Wasan Kumar,Eli Y Adashi,Bob Kocher
Wasan Kumar
On June 8th, 2023, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Innovation (CMMI) announced the Making Care Primary (MCP) model, its latest attempt to transform primary care delivery for a value-based care payment system. The MCP is a decade-long ...
Geographic variations in driving time to US mental health care, digital access to technology, and household crowdedness [0.03%]
美国精神卫生保健的驾车时间地域差异、数字技术使用障碍及家庭拥挤度的影响
Sophia N D Negaro,Rachel M Hantman,Janice C Probst et al.
Sophia N D Negaro et al.
Rural residents face significant barriers in accessing mental health care, particularly as the demand for such services grows. Telemedicine has been proposed as an answer to rural gaps, but this service requires both access to appropriate t...
Prescription drug monitoring program use by opioid prescribers: a cross-sectional study [0.03%]
阿片类药物开具者使用处方药监控项目的一项横断面研究
Adam Sacarny,Ian Williamson,Weston Merrick et al.
Adam Sacarny et al.
Clinician use of prescription drug monitoring programs (PDMPs) has been linked to better patient outcomes, but state requirements to use PDMPs are unevenly enforced. We assessed PDMP use in Minnesota, which requires opioid prescribers to ho...
Medical advice lines offering on-demand access to providers reduced emergency department visits [0.03%]
提供按需访问医疗服务的医疗咨询热线减少了急诊就诊次数
Linda Diem Tran,Liam Rose,Ken Suzuki et al.
Linda Diem Tran et al.
Instant access to clinicians through virtual care is designed to allow patients to receive care they need while avoiding high-cost visits in acute-care settings. This study investigates the effect of offering patients the option to instantl...
Barriers primary care clinic leaders face to improving value in a consumer choice health plan design [0.03%]
消费者选择型医疗保健计划设计下初级保健诊所领导面临的价值改进障碍
Tim McDonald,Arindam Debbarma,Christopher Whaley et al.
Tim McDonald et al.
Primary care clinics are a frequent focus of policy initiatives to improve the value of health care; yet, it is unclear whether they have the ability or incentive to take on the additional tasks that these initiatives ask of them. This pape...
Melissa S Creary,Scott L Greer,Sydney Kitzmiller et al.
Melissa S Creary et al.
How did partisanship influence rhetoric about, public opinion of, and policies that prioritize racial and ethnic health disparities of COVID-19 during the first wave of the pandemic between March and July 2020? In this retrospective, mixed-...
Assessing past and future COVID-19 vaccine hesitancy in the United States in light of federal policy changes [0.03%]
基于联邦政策变化评估美国过去和未来COVID-19疫苗犹豫状况
Simon F Haeder
Simon F Haeder
Vaccinations provide an effective solution against the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. Using a national survey (n = 3958), this study explored vaccination hesitancy for various COVID-19 vaccines and boosters, including the newly released annual ...
Characterizing industry payments to US teaching hospitals and affiliated physicians: a cross-sectional analysis of the Open Payments datasets from 2016 to 2022 [0.03%]
美国教学医院及附属医师行业支付特征（基于2016年至2022年公开支付数据的横断面分析）
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,...
Still no differences in the length or scope of primary and ambulatory care for Medicaid and commercial patients [0.03%]
医疗补助和商业保险患者初级和门诊护理的时间长度和范围仍无差异
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 ...
Reduced health care utilization among young children of immigrants after Donald Trump's election and proposed public charge rule [0.03%]
唐纳德·特朗普当选及公共负担新规提议后移民子女看医生次数减少
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...