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Sunday, January 21, 2024 | The Latest Research, Commentary, and News from Health Affairs
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ICYMI, applications for the 2024–2025 Health Equity Fellowship for Trainees cohort are open ([link removed] ) until February 15, 2024.
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As we reflect on the incredible journey of Health Affairs Scholar’s ([link removed] ) first six months, it’s remarkable to see the impact achieved by its authors.
Health Affairs Scholar, an open access journal, is the first new journal published under the aegis of Health Affairs and Project HOPE ([link removed] ) since our founding in 1981. The new publication opened its first issue in June 2023 ([link removed] ) .
In her recent “Overview: From the Editor ([link removed] ) ,” Health Affairs Scholar Editor-in-Chief Kathryn Phillips highlights a few standout contributions.
We encourage readers to review the highlights from Scholar below.
1. Ten health policy challenges for the next 10 years ([link removed] ) by Kathryn A Phillips, Deborah A Marshall, Loren Adler, Jose Figueroa, Simon F Haeder, Rita Hamad, Inmaculada Hernandez, Corrina Moucheraud, and Sayeh Nikpay
2. Why is it so hard for academic medical centers to succeed in value-based care? ([link removed] ) by Bob Kocher and Robert M Wachter
3. The Better Care Plan: a blueprint for improving America's healthcare system ([link removed] ) by Stephen M Shortell, John S Toussaint, George C Halvorson, Jon M Kingsdale, Richard M Scheffler, Allyson Y Schwartz, Peter A Wadsworth, and Gail Wilensky
4. Measuring private equity penetration and consolidation in emergency medicine and anesthesiology ([link removed] ) by Loren Adler, Conrad Milhaupt, and Samuel Valdez
5. Perspectives of private payers on multicancer early-detection tests: informing research, implementation, and policy ([link removed] ) by Julia R Trosman, Christine B Weldon, Allison W Kurian, Mary M Pasquinelli, Sheetal M Kircher, Nikki Martin, Michael P Douglas, and Kathryn A Phillips
6. A holistic view of innovation incentives and pharmaceutical policy reform ([link removed] ) by Rachel Sachs, Loren Adler, and Richard Frank
7. Is employment group insurance financing of expensive gene therapies threatened in the United States? ([link removed] ) by Jalpa A Doshi, Morgan Eilers, Atul Gupta, Mark Pauly, and Alexander L Olssen
8. Access challenges for patients with limited English proficiency: a secret-shopper study of in-person and telehealth behavioral health services in California safety-net clinics ([link removed] ) by Lori Uscher-Pines, Kandice Kapinos, Claudia Rodriguez, Samantha Pérez-Dávila, Pushpa Raja, Jorge A Rodriguez, Maya Rabinowitz, Mara Youdelman, and Jessica L Sousa
9. Recent modifications to the US methadone treatment system are a Band-Aid—not a solution—to the nation's broken opioid use disorder treatment system ([link removed] ) by Noa Krawczyk, Paul J Joudrey, Rachel Simon, Danielle M Russel, and David Frank
10. Patient-centered inpatient psychiatry is associated with outcomes, ownership, and national quality measures ([link removed] ) by Morgan C Shields, Mara A G Hollander, Alisa B Busch, Zohra Kantawala, and Meredith B Rosenthal
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Unlocking the potential of technology-driven solutions in Medicaid ([link removed] )
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Cristian Herrera on the COVID-19 Disruption to Latin American and Caribbean Countries ([link removed] )
Health Affairs' Editor-in-Chief Alan Weil interviews Cristian Herrera of the World Bank on his recent paper, which sought to identify disruption caused by the COVID-19 pandemic to routine health care services and how eight Latin American and Caribbean countries responded.
Craig Pollack on Low Income Housing Tax Credits ([link removed] )
In a special series on housing and health, Health Affairs' Rob Lott interviews Craig Pollack from the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health.
This is a special series leading up to the release of a theme issue on housing and health ([link removed] ) in February.
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Karabi Acharya
The Inflation Reduction Act Coinsurance Glitch ([link removed] )
Mark V. Pauly et al.
Clinical Preventive Guidelines Should Foster Patient Access: A Reply To Killelea And Johnson ([link removed] )
Richard H. Hughes IV
Protecting Youth In The Context Of Marijuana Legalization: Creating A Legal And Regulatory Framework ([link removed] )
Lindsey Vuolo et al.
The Medicare Drug Price Negotiation Program: Statutory And Agency Authority Challenges ([link removed] )
Suhasini Ravi
Value-Based Care Can Transform The Treatment Of Patients With Substance Use Disorder ([link removed] )
Robert S. Kaplan and Sarah E. Wakeman
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