Forefront: Health Care Trends in 2022
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Monday, January 31, 2022 | The Latest Research, Commentary, And News
From Health Affairs
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Top 10s From 2021
In 2021 Health Affairs continued its extensive coverage of a wide range
of health topics, including health care spending, health equity, state
and federal policy reform, COVID-19, and much more. In case you missed
them, today we are revisiting our year-end lists highlighting the top
articles from 2021.
Editor-in-Chief Alan Weil's list of top 10 Health Affairs articles
goes beyond our "most-read" articles and spotlights those that
explore particularly interesting questions or use unique methods or data
sources. Here are Weil's top three:
1.  The Effect Of The Affordable Care Act On Cancer Detection Among
The Near-Elderly
by Fabian Duarte et al.
2.  Annual Out-Of-Pocket Spending Clusters Within Short Time
Intervals: Implications For Health Care Affordability
by Steven Chen et al.
3.  High Nursing Staff Turnover In Nursing Homes Offers Important
Quality Information
by Ashvin Gandhi et al.
If there is one thing that 2021 has proven, it's that
COVID-19-related research will continue to remain a priority for our
readers. Here are the first three of our top ten most-read journal
articles of 2021
:
1.  Vaccinations Against COVID-19 May Have Averted Up To 140,000
Deaths In The United States
by Sumedha Gupta et al.
2.  Health Costs And Financing: Challenges And Strategies For A New
Administration
by William Shrank et al.
3.  Actualizing Better Health And Health Care For Older Adults
by Terry Fulmer et al.
In 2021 Health Affairs Blog became Health Affairs Forefront, and the
online publication celebrated its 15th anniversary. Below are the top
three articles
published on Health Affairs Forefront during this monumental year:
1.  Measuring Mortality In The Pandemics Of 1918-19 And 2020-21
by E. Thomas Ewing
2.  Workers With COVID-19 Vaccine Side Effects Deserve Time Off To
Recover
by Dorit Rubenstein Reiss and Arthur Caplan
3.  Lessons In COVID-19 Vaccination From Israel
,
Bruce Rosen and coauthors
Today in Health Affairs Forefront, Michael Alkire forecasts trends in
2022 that could usher in changes for health care providers
,
who are operating in a more complex environment than ever before.
Maureen McCoy and coauthors discuss how losing Supplemental Nutrition
Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits that were extended to college-age
students
during the pandemic could have detrimental effects on academic
performance and health.
Katie Keith discusses the news from the US Department of Health and
Human Services that Affordable Care Act enrollment
for 2022 is higher by about 2.5 million people than last year's
enrollment.
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Elena Rios and Martin Hamlette
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Health Affairs In 2021: Editor's Picks
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Jessica Gawrych
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For Health Care Providers, Five Trends To Watch In 2022
Michael Alkire
Food Insecurity On College Campuses: The Invisible Epidemic
Maureen McCoy et al.
Marketplace Enrollment Reaches New Record Of 14.5 Million
Katie Keith
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