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Category: Quality

Patient Satisfaction is not Patient-Centeredness

Posted onMay 14, 2014May 11, 2014AuthorStanley Frencher Jr., MD, MPH

As a newly minted physician, I find myself besieged by data about how happy patients are with the care we deliver. Press Ganey, HCAPS, Consumer Reports, US News and World Report were merely the beginning. Now, physician reimbursement is tied Continue Reading …

CategoriesOP/notes, Quality

Crisis Becomes Opportunity

Posted onApril 28, 2014November 6, 2014AuthorRegina Bailey, MD, JD, LLM

Increased liability premiums, lax court requirements for evidence of fault, and the threat of insurers pulling out of the medical liability market culminated in France’s malpractice crisis. The government responded with a 2002 law that reigned in unnecessary law suits Continue Reading …

CategoriesInternational Comparisons, Malpractice, Quality

The Provocateurs (Episode 1)

Posted onApril 23, 2014July 2, 2016AuthorCedric Dark, MD, MPH, FACEP

This Wonk Wednesday we bring you the first episode of “The Provocateurs,” our new video-cast series about the evidence informing health policy. In this first episode, Dr. Andew Gonzalez educates us about his recent study “Hospital Quality: Do grades really Continue Reading …

CategoriesPodcasts, Quality

Insuring Our Nations Veterans

Posted onApril 14, 2014October 30, 2017AuthorMegan Douglas, JD4 Comments

Myth: All United States military veterans receive health insurance. Fact: More than 1.5 million U.S. veterans were uninsured in 2010. A recent article in the American Journal of Public Health examined the impact of the Affordable Care Act on military Continue Reading …

CategoriesAccess to Care, Affordable Care Act, Disparities, Health reform, Medicaid, Uninsured

Can telemedicine save money?

Posted onApril 7, 2014July 1, 2016AuthorLaura Medford-Davis, MD, MS1 Comment

This study capitalized on a natural experiment: A company that owned several nursing homes in Massachusetts decided to invest in telemedicine, technology that allows patients and doctors two-way communication via videoconferencing. To study its effects, researchers convinced the company to Continue Reading …

CategoriesAffordability & Delivery System, Health care costs, Health IT

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