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Monday, November 20, 2023 | The Latest Research, Commentary, and News from Health Affairs
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ICYMI, Health Affairs This Week featured Harlan Krumholz from the Yale School of Medicine discussing President Biden's executive order on artificial intelligence and the implications for health care.
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Out-Of-Pocket Burdens
In the November issue of Health Affairs, Didem Bernard and colleagues at the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality explore the multifaceted nature of health care financial pressures ([link removed] ) experienced by US families.
After examining the joint distribution of three financial problems: medical debt, out-of-pocket spending, and care delays related to cost, they find that 27 percent of surveyed adults younger than age sixty-five live in families with at least one of the three financial strains assessed.
When using a broader measure of financial strain, Bernard and coauthors find that 45 percent of adults younger than sixty-five reported financial strain.
These findings could offer context for policies that address the multidimensional nature of health care financial strain.
Take a moment to look back at other articles featuring author Didem Bernard:
- Wealth, Income, And The Affordability Of Health Insurance ([link removed] )
- Financial Burden Of Health Care, 2001–2004 ([link removed] )
- Use And Costs Of Bariatric Surgery And Prescription Weight-Loss Medications ([link removed] )
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The Inflation Reduction Act And Its Medicare Part B Problem ([link removed] )
Katherine O'Malley
Paving The Way For Prevention Over The Counter ([link removed] )
Spreeha Choudhury and Richard Hughes IV
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Celebrating National American Indian and Alaska Native Heritage Month
During November, we're highlighting Indigenous voices and research on native populations.
In the February 2021 Vital Directions, Quality & More issue, Sarah Kwon explores the University of North Dakota’s comprehensive approach to boosting American Indian representation ([link removed] ) in medicine and public health.
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- November 27: Journal Club: Studies Of Prescription Digital Therapeutics Often Lack Rigor And Inclusivity ([link removed] )
- November 28: Policy Spotlight: One-on-One with Nora Volkow, Director, National Institute on Drug Abuse at the National Institutes of Health ([link removed] )
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