3rd Party Papers Archive for June 2010

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6/30

Commonwealth Fund:  Based on analysis of OECD health data from 2008, the United States continues to differ markedly from other countries on a number of health system measures.

6/30

EBRI:  The Early Retiree Reinsurance Program: $5 Billion Will Last About Two Years

6/29

Medpac:  Changes to payment policies that would affect provider incentives to work toward a reformed delivery system

6/29

AMA:  The American Medical Association has released its “2010 National Health Insurer Report Card,” which has a section on the timeliness of insurers’ response to claims submitted electronically by doctors

6/28

ICT Research: The Policy Perspective, we discover how information and communication technology (ICT) is revolutionising healthcare across Europe

6/25

Archives of Internal Medicine:  Improving follow-up appointments is often considered one of the key strategies for reducing costly hospital readmissions, but a new study suggests that better discharge processes don’t reduce 30-day readmission rates at all.

6/23

Deloitte:  The convergence of an aging population, growing fiscal pressures and health care reform’s mandate for increased access to care will have far-reaching consequences for state-administered Medicaid programs

6/15

DHHS:  Interim Final Rules for Group Health Plans and Health Insurance Coverage Relating to Status as a Grandfathered Health Plan under the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act

6/15

Thomson Reuters:  A Path To Eliminating $3.6 Trillion In Wasteful Healthcare Spending

6/14

Health Affairs: A more comprehensive and realistic projection suggests that the new reform law will raise the deficit by more than $500 billion during the first ten years and by nearly $1.5 trillion in the following decade.

6/4

CIAB:  Group health insurance rates for small and midsize employers are surging for 2011 renewals, according to a survey by the Council of Insurance Agents & Brokers.

6/4

Health Affairs:  A study published online today by Health Affairs does not bring good news for proponents of “evidence-based health care”

6/3

CBO Presentation:  In CBO’s judgment, the health legislation enacted earlier this year does not substantially diminish that pressure.

6/1

RAND Europe:  Exploring business models for the implementation of value-creating and sustainable eHealth systems in Europe

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