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The Latest Research, Commentary, And News From Health Affairs
Tuesday, October 5, 2021
Dear John,
Two papers in the October 2021 issue describe the current perinatal
mental health landscape.
The Perinatal Mental Health Landscape
In their theme cluster overview paper
,
Jennifer Moore and coauthors describe the prevalence of perinatal mental
health conditions, the implications of those conditions, and associated
barriers to screening and treatment.
They note that the estimated $14 billion per year cost associated with
untreated perinatal mental health conditions is likely an underestimate,
and present six policy opportunities to improve prevention, diagnosis,
and treatment. Â
Moore served as the adviser for the theme cluster. She will appear on an
upcoming episode of A Health Podyssey
,
as well as take over the Health Affairs Today newsletter for a day later
this month.
In another paper from the theme cluster, Adrienne Griffen and coauthors
identify gaps
in perinatal mental health education and care, highlight successful
models of care, and offer recommendations for robust and integrated
perinatal mental health care.
They conclude that the most pressing need is "to establish universal
guidelines for educating and screening childbearing people about
perinatal mental health conditions."
Today on Health Affairs Blog, Jayson Marwaha and coauthors
discussrepurposing billing and administrative terminologies
as instruments of public health.
Katie Keith, Jack Hoadley, and Kevin Lucia continue their discussion
of the new interim final rule to implement additional components of the
No Surprises Act. Â
Elevating Voices: Hispanic Heritage Month: In a 2017 article, José
Escarce and coauthors studied postacute care
in skilled nursing and inpatient rehabilitation facilities for Medicare
enrollees after discharge for high-volume conditions. They found lower
intensity of postacute care for Medicare Advantage patients compared to
fee-for-service Medicare patients discharged from the same hospital.
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Your Daily Digest
Policy Opportunities To Improve Prevention, Diagnosis, And Treatment Of
Perinatal Mental Health Conditions
Jennifer E. Moore et al.
Perinatal Mental Health Care In The United States: An Overview Of
Policies And Programs
Adrienne Griffen et al.
Repurposing Billing And Administrative Terminologies As Instruments Of
Public Health: Lessons From The COVID-19 Pandemic
Jayson S. Marwaha et al.
Banning Surprise Bills, Part 2: Good Faith Estimates, External Review,
And More
Katie Keith et al.
Less Intense Postacute Care, Better Outcomes For Enrollees In Medicare
Advantage Than Those In Fee-For-Service
Peter J. Huckfeldt et al.
Podcast: The Health Benefits Of Paid Sick Leave Reach Farther Than You
Think
Alan Weil and Jody Heymann
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The Health Benefits Of Paid Sick Leave Reach Farther Than You Think
Health Affairs Editor-in-Chief Alan Weil interviews Jody Heymann from
the University of California Los Angeles about access to paid and unpaid
sick leave, why the US stands alone globally in having a limited safety
net for sick leave-and what that means for population health.
Listen Here
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