Healthcare ECONOMIST

MARCH 17, 2023

This effect is an example of the “demand-induced supply” of medical services (Shih & Tai-Seale, 2011 ), which has been studied in the context of prescription drugs… … as patients…may choose which physicians to consult, they establish connections between physicians. An important finding.

Pharmaceuticals 71

Pharmaceuticals Ambulatory Care Medical Services 71

Health Populi

AUGUST 3, 2023

.” The H-a-H Framework is illustrated here, with the patient’s home environment is positioned at the center of the circle which identifies various care services including: Ambulatory care, covering primary care, chronic care, specialty care, mental and behavioral health, oncology-at-home, dialysis, infusion On-demand and urgent care, which (..)

Doctors 118

Doctors Ambulatory Care Telemedicine Urgent Care 118

Health Populi

AUGUST 24, 2021

First, consider the big health economics picture painted in the paper US Health Care Spending by Race and Ethnicity. The table arrays data the researchers analyzed from 2002 to 2016, identifying patterns of six types of medical services used by race and age group.

Ambulatory Care 133

Ambulatory Care Primary Care Medicare Prevention 133

NASHP

AUGUST 23, 2021

In almost all of these 13 states a large portion of the population lives in rural areas, which are more likely than urban areas to have a shortage of primary care providers (PCPs). The Healthy Connections Value Care program went live July 1, 2021, and requires participation for PCCM providers. Health Aff (Millwood) 38 (12): 1993-2002.

Primary Care 63

Primary Care Medicaid Accountability Quality Improvement 63