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ICYMI, Richard Leuchter from the University of California Los Angeles appeared on A Health Podyssey to discuss his recent paper that explores how socioeconomically disadvantaged groups may have underused emergency departments for non-avoidable visits.

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Today's Featured Articles

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Socioeconomically Disadvantaged Groups May Have Underused The Emergency Department For Nonavoidable Visits, 2018–22

Richard K. Leuchter et al.

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HHS Proposes To Restrict Marketplace Eligibility, Enrollment, And Affordability In First Major Rule Under Trump Administration (Part 2)

Jason Levitis and Katie Keith

part of our Health Policy At A Crossroads series

 

Bridging The Medicare Risk Gap: How AI Can Enhance Coding Accuracy And Equity

Michael S. Barr and Tony Zhou

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More on Socioeconomic Determinants of Health

A Health Podyssey: Meera Kotagal Identifies Area-Based Socioeconomic Deprivation Indices

December 2022

 

Socioeconomic Disparities In Mortality And Health Care Use During The COVID-19 Pandemic: Evidence From Germany

Esra Eren Bayindir et al. (December 2023)

 

Estimated Mortality Increases During The COVID-19 Pandemic By Socioeconomic Status, Race, And Ethnicity

Sarah Miller et al. (July 2021)

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        Celebrating Women's History Month

        This Women's History Month, we're elevating women who work to advance health equity and policy.

        In a June 2024 article, Jessica Hale and coauthors look at the Congressional Budget Office’s projections of health insurance coverage.

         

        They project the uninsured share of the population will rise over the course of the next decade. 

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