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Debt Ceiling and Healthcare Entitlement Reforms
We can’t get the debt under control without changing the way we pay for healthcare.
Veronique de Rugy
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Elise Amez-Droz
Feb 3
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January 2023
Advocates of Medicaid Expansion Claim It Saves Lives. The Evidence Isn’t So Clear.
New research fails to detect a relationship between Medicaid expansion and mortality.
Liam Sigaud
Jan 27
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Advocates of Medicaid Expansion Claim It Saves Lives. The Evidence Isn’t So Clear.
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COVID-19 Policies: Will There Be a Reckoning?
Market-based healthcare policy solutions
Kofi Ampaabeng
Jan 20
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COVID-19 Policies: Will There Be a Reckoning?
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Is the Surgery Center of Oklahoma Cheaper than Hospitals?
Probably. But you have to know how to look.
Markus Bjoerkheim
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Hannah Cho
Jan 13
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Is the Surgery Center of Oklahoma Cheaper than Hospitals?
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Medicaid Eligibility Reviews Will Resume in April
And that’s a good thing. But we need longer-term solutions to fix Medicaid.
Markus Bjoerkheim
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Liam Sigaud
Jan 6
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December 2022
The Need to Pay for Quality: Access to Specialists in Medicaid Managed Care
Mandating quality doesn’t ensure quality; competition does.
Kofi Ampaabeng
Dec 16, 2022
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Congress Limits the Number of Doctors
Market-based healthcare policy solutions
Justin Leventhal
Dec 9, 2022
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Congress Limits the Number of Doctors
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Evidence Is Piling up on One Side of the E-cigarette Debate
The sharp rise in youth vaping has provoked hysteria, but the hard numbers tell a different story
Liam Sigaud
Dec 2, 2022
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Evidence Is Piling up on One Side of the E-cigarette Debate
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November 2022
How Medicaid Policies Keep Patients Stuck in the Hospital for Months
A new study offers clues about solutions to breakdowns in care
Elise Amez-Droz
Nov 18, 2022
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How Medicaid Policies Keep Patients Stuck in the Hospital for Months
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Long-Term Care Financing: A Tour Around the World
Is there a "best" financing model out there?
Kofi Ampaabeng
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Liam Sigaud
Nov 11, 2022
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Arizona Prop 209: Would it Fix the Problem of Medical Debt?
It would yield limited benefits, have unintended consequences, and fail to curb skyrocketing bills.
Elise Amez-Droz
Nov 4, 2022
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Arizona Prop 209: Would it Fix the Problem of Medical Debt?
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October 2022
As South Dakotans Head to the Polls in Latest Push to Expand Medicaid, Potential Unintended Consequences Need to be Considered
Extending Medicaid coverage to new enrollees may come at the cost of existing beneficiaries
Liam Sigaud
Oct 28, 2022
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As South Dakotans Head to the Polls in Latest Push to Expand Medicaid, Potential Unintended Consequences Need to be Considered
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