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Thursday, October 20, 2022 | The Latest Research, Commentary, And News
From Health Affairs
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A new health policy brief
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was released today covering the topic of payment policy and the
challenges of Medicare and Medicaid integration for dual-eligible
beneficiaries. The brief was produced with the support of Arnold
Ventures.
Disability & Health Events
As part of the launch of our Disability & Health
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of interactive events to highlight the policy implications of the
findings in the issue.
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featured authors from every article published in the October 2022 issue
as well as experts in the disability and health field.
In case you missed the event, you can watch a recording
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Continuing our focus this month on the theme issue, we will also host a
Professional Development
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Health Affairs Insiders
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on Thursday, October 27 to discuss disability, health, and accessibility
in health services research.
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Elsewhere in Forefront, Craig Escudé discusses how educating all
types of health care providers
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is paramount to reducing health inequities for people with intellectual
and developmental disabilities.
Sherrie Wang and coauthors provide an update on the performance of the
Medicare Shared Savings Program
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showing that despite the financial strains of the COVID-19 pandemic,
accountable care organizations still performed well and adapted toward
urgent patient needs.
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Daily Digest
Payment Policy And The Challenges Of Medicare And Medicaid Integration
For Dual-Eligible Beneficiari
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Laura M. Keohane and Ann Hwang
Advancing Health Equity For People With Intellectual And Developmental
Disabilities
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Craig Escudé
Performance Results Of The Medicare Shared Savings Program In 2021:
Continued Uncertainty With Positive Movement
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Sherrie Wang
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