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The effects of plan payment rates on the market for Medicare Advantage Dual-Eligible Special Needs Plans
from HSR Volume 54 | Issue 5 | October 2019
Objective: To determine the effect of higher potential benchmark payment rates on the market for Medicare Advantage (MA) DualEligible Special ... read more | subscribe
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Call for Papers for HSR Theme Issue: Drivers of Health
Submission deadline for abstracts: August 12, 2019
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Remembering Uwe Reinhardt
Professor Uwe Reinhardt, who was a health economist, a professor at Princeton University, and a major figure in the field of health services research, passed away in November 2017. Read more..
HSR Citation Style Changes
HSR has recently changed to the AMA citation style rather than the previous bibliographic citation style. For more information, please visit the Instructions to Authors page.
HSR Staff Announces Changes
Andy Bindman, M.D., joins Health Services Research (HSR) journal as fellow co-editor-in chief with Patrick S. Romano, M.D. Four new senior associate editors also have been named. The journal is embarking on a multi- year effort to improve the reader experience and enhance its utility to health care leaders and policymakers. Read more...
John M. Eisenberg Article-of-the-Year Award
Association between Temporal Changes in Primary Care Workforce and Patient Outcomes Read more.../hsr/information/content/HSR-Instructions-for-Authors-2019-Update.pdf
Community Factors Substantially Influence Hospital Readmission Rates Press Release
Press Release: CHICAGO – A hospital’s ability to reduce repeat patient visits may have less to do with its performance and more to do with the characteristics of the community where it’s located reveled a new study in the February issue of Health Services Research. The findings may call into question the effectiveness of some federal penalties for hospitals with higher-than-expected readmission rates. Read more...
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