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Friday, March 31, 2023 | The Latest Research, Commentary, And News From
Health Affairs
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The April issue of Health Affairs will cover Medicare, hospitals, and
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Accountable care has been at the center of debate around health care
payment and delivery moving from "fee-for-service" (FFS) care to
"value-based" care.
To better understand models for accountable care, we're running a
Forefront series that explores the obstacles and implications of
creating an integrated, patient-centered, cost-efficient care system
under the umbrella of accountable care. Some of our recent articles on
the subject include:
* ACO Benchmarks Based On Area Deprivation Index Mask Inequities
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by Kristen M.J. Azar et al.
* Accountable Care In 2023: Evolving Terminology, Current State, And
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by William K. Bleser et al.
The series, produced with the support of Arnold Ventures
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conversation on accountable care and elicit thoughtful responses from
leaders in the public and private sectors.
Articles will be considered on a rolling basis through December 2023.
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For many families, visiting the intensive care unit (ICU) at the
hospital can be a scary and traumatic experience.
Lara Goitein's book The ICU Guide provides comfort to families in the
ICU waiting room. Steffie Woolhandler provides a review of the book
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in Forefront today, and notes that it "deserves a prominent place in
every ICU waiting area and hospital gift shop."
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Thinking Differently About Multicancer Early Detection Screening Tests
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Comforting And Empowering Families In The ICU Waiting Room
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