By expanding the “Mission Zero” framework into a cohesive network of National Security Hospitals, Congress and the White ...
MD, Maj Gen, USAF (Ret.), is Senior Biopreparedness Fellow at RAND, Senior Advisor at the Center for Strategic and International Studies, and an Adjunct Professor of Surgery at the Uniformed Services ...
From Fragmentation To Coordination: Rethinking Health Care Cost Management With Insurance Incentives
Reducing health care spending and improving population health needs a comprehensive approach to replace the current ...
In reply to Jonathan Ketcham’s and Ken Terry’s responses to his original article, David Brailer writes that in a market built ...
Nonprofit hospitals must conduct a community health needs assessment every three years to identify pressing health needs. But ...
Only vendors have access to all of the necessary data to examine the influence of their products on health care spending and use. That is not a limitation of claims data; the limitation is inherent in ...
Equity and national performance are not competing goals. Improving outcomes in the population bearing the greatest prostate cancer burden is one pathway to improving the US’s overall cancer outcomes.
As the availability of post-market real-world evidence expands, more attention to its promise, limitations, and oversight in ...
How did a private equity-backed hospital system end up becoming a nonprofit? Jeff Byers and Tara Bannow examine Quorum Health ...
Low smoking rates should not become a rationale for retreating from tobacco control, particularly when teen smoking rates ...
Who will care for the growing number of Americans living with dementia? Rob Lott and Sumedha Gupta discuss new findings on ...
Exploring the economic and policy trends shaping health care affordability, coverage, utilization, and payment in 2026 and ...
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