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Thursday, December 21, 2023 | The Latest Research, Commentary, and News from Health Affairs
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We’re pleased to announce the continuation of our Forefront series “Provider Prices in the Commercial Sector ([link removed] ) .”
Thanks to ongoing support from Arnold Ventures ([link removed] ) , we are able to reissue our call for submissions ([link removed] ) for this series. We will accept submissions on a rolling basis throughout 2024.
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A Systematic Review of COVID-19 Misinformation Interventions
In the December issue of Health Affairs, Rory Smith and his colleagues at Brown University conduct a systematic review of studies examining COVID-19 misinformation interventions ([link removed] ) employed by governments and other entities during the pandemic.
After identifying sixty-five different outcome measures across fifty papers on COVID-19 misinformation interventions, they classify 119 interventions into twelve types.
Ultimately, the researchers find various limitations in the findings related to these interventions, noting, for example, that only 18 percent of interventions included public health–related measures, and that there was a lack of consistency in outcome measures.
They determine that there is no “silver bullet” for mitigating misinformation, and that the development of a health misinformation typology is needed to more clearly discern the effects of various mitigation designs.
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We offer Health Affairs Scholar as a fully open access, peer-reviewed journal of emerging and global health policy. As it follows a continuous publication model, articles are constantly becoming freely available as "advance articles" as soon as they are ready.
See what we've already published for the month of December!
Barriers primary care clinic leaders face to improving value in a consumer choice health plan design ([link removed] )
Tim McDonald et al.
Geographic variations in driving time to US mental health care, digital access to technology, and household crowdedness ([link removed] )
Sophia Negaro et al.
Biosimilars engage in low levels of direct-to-physician marketing relative to reference biologics ([link removed] )
Megan Hyland and Colleen Carey
Nurses can be key “REACH” accountable care organization partners to mitigate Medicare inequity ([link removed] )
Richard Rieselbach and David Sundwall
Catch Up on Scholar
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Engaging Specialists In Accountable Care: Tailoring Payment Models Based On Specialties And Practice Contexts ([link removed] )
Katie Huber et al.
From Care Coordination To Ecosystems Of Care ([link removed] )
Kathleen Noonan
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