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Friday, January 6, 2023 | The Latest Research, Commentary, And News From
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Health Policy Briefs examine complex questions currently being debated
in health policy and health services research. We published several
briefs in 2022 that covered a range of topics including value-based
payments, structural stigma in law, and more.
Take a look through some of our most recently published briefs.
Value-Based Payment As A Tool To Address Excess US Health Spending
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A recent Considering Health Spending Research Brief focuses on
value-based payment as a tool to address excess US health spending.
One of the key findings from this brief is that over half of health care
payments in the US are still based on fee-for-service and savings
attributable to Accountable Care Organizations range from just under one
percent to just over six percent of per person spending.
Integrating Medicare And Medicaid Data To Improve Care Quality And
Advance Health Equity Among Dual-Eligible Beneficiaries
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Brittany Brown-Podgorski and Eric Roberts review existing data resources
to study the Medicare and Medicaid dual-eligible population and provide
guidance around how infrastructure could play a role in informing
equity-focused care.
This brief is part of a series on Medicare and Medicaid Integration
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Structural Stigma In Law: Implications And Opportunities For Health And
Health Equity
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Sarah Hemeida and coauthors highlight stigma as an inherently structural
phenomenon with significant negative health implications. They analyze
how laws are powerful mediators for structural stigma and critical
levers for anti-stigma work.
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