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**The Latest Research, Commentary, and News from Health Affairs**

**Friday, August 30, 2019**

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TODAY ON THE BLOG

FOLLOWING THE ACA

CMS Rejects Idaho Waiver As Incomplete

By Katie Keith

Idaho failed to include sufficient analysis for CMS to assess the
effects of the proposed waiver. Read More >>

WORKFORCE IN THE COMMUNITY

Developing The Workforce The Country Needs Through Geriatric Workforce
Enhancement Programs

By Jennifer Jurado Severance and Janice Knebl

Funding for current and additional GWEPs is necessary for a sustained
commitment to geriatrics education and better care for a growing
population of older adults. Read More >>

HEALTH PHILANTHROPY

People Post: Foundation Staffers' Goings and Comings; Job Openings

By Lee-Lee Prina

Who has a new job or has received a promotion in health philanthropy?
Read news from foundations around the country. Also, read about job
openings at foundations in Maine and New Jersey.Read More >>

IN THE JOURNAL

BOOK REVIEW

Reinhardt's Final Work

By Jeff Goldsmith

Jeff Goldsmith reviews Priced Out, Uwe Reinhardt's final book, calling
it "an unsparing and sobering analysis of the United States'
unfinished health policy agenda." Read More >>

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Many Seniors Will Be Unable To Afford Housing And Health Care By 2029

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senior housing and care, but with too many resources to qualify for
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**A CLOSER LOOK**- Payment Reform

The state of North Carolina has made headlines recently for its
concerted efforts to transition to more value-based payment models
across the state. Thispayment reform work

was described in detail in a February 2019 Health Affairs Blog post by
Mark B. McClellan, Mathew Alexander, Mark Japinga, and Robert S.
Saunders.

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