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Health Affairs’ July Issue: Medicaid’s Evolving Delivery Systems

In recognition of the Medicaid program’s 50 th anniversary, the July issue of Health Affairs contains a cluster of papers focusing on how Medicaid is shaped by and has reshaped care delivery. Other subjects covered in the issue: variation in hospital...

Published Tue, Jul 07 2015 1:05 PM by Health Affairs Blog

Filed under: Elsewhere@ Health Affairs, Insurance and Coverage, Organization and Delivery, Costs and Spending, Medicaid and CHIP, DataWatch, caesarean deliveries, IUD, Medicaid 50th Anniversary
Primary Care Workforce: The Need To Lower Barriers For Nurse Practitioners And Physicians

For the past three years, we have tracked primary care workforce numbers comparing the annual primary care residency match data with the primary care nurse practitioner (NP) graduation rates. The physician numbers continue to be relatively flat while...

Published Wed, Jul 01 2015 4:00 AM by Health Affairs Blog

Filed under: Population Health, Featured, Organization and Delivery, Health Professionals, triple aim, National Resident Matching Program, primary care workforce, primary care delivery
Health Affairs Medicaid Briefing Recap

On Wednesday, July 8, 2015, Health Affairs celebrated the release of its July Issue, “ Medicaid’s Evolving Delivery Systems ,” at a forum in Washington, DC, with support from the California HealthCare Foundation, that featured authors...

Published Thu, Jul 09 2015 8:22 AM by Health Affairs Blog

Filed under: Elsewhere@ Health Affairs, Population Health, Featured, Payment Policy, Insurance and Coverage, Costs and Spending, Medicaid and CHIP, Equity and Disparities, California HealthCare Foundation, Health Affairs Briefing, Washington DC, National Press Club, HA_Medicaid, Health Affairs events
Serious Risks And Few New Benefits From FDA-Approved Drugs

Over the past year, the U.S. Senate and The New York Times have been investigating the failure of the nation’s auto safety regulators to protect citizens from cars with occasionally dangerous faulty devices. But neither august institution has paid attention...

Published Mon, Jul 06 2015 9:24 AM by Health Affairs Blog

Filed under: Public Health, Patient Safety, Health Policy Lab, Costs and Spending, Equity and Disparities, Drugs and Medical Technology, FDA, adverse drug events, hospitalizations, prescriptions
New Narrative Matters: Across State Lines, A Family Navigates Medical Complexity And Medicaid Hurdles

In Health Affairs’ July Narrative Matters essay, a medically complex child and a military family navigate Medicaid coverage challenges as they travel from state to state. Anthony Putney’s article is freely available to all readers, or you can listen...

Published Fri, Jul 24 2015 6:25 AM by Health Affairs Blog

Filed under: States, Narrative Matters, Organization and Delivery, Medicaid and CHIP, Equity and Disparities, access to care, military families

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Health Affairs’ July Issue: Medicaid’s Evolving Delivery Systems

Primary Care Workforce: The Need To Lower Barriers For Nurse Practitioners And Physicians

Health Affairs Medicaid Briefing Recap

Serious Risks And Few New Benefits From FDA-Approved Drugs

New Narrative Matters: Across State Lines, A Family Navigates Medical Complexity And Medicaid Hurdles