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HCFO Findings Brief: Should Healthy Medicare Beneficiaries Postpone Enrollment in Part D?
November 2008
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Informing the Debate: Are Single Specialty Hospitals More Cost Efficient than Full-Service Hospitals?
October 2008
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The Medicaid Undercount: Real or Perceived Bias in Estimates of Coverage in General Population Surveys
September 2008
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Improving Access to Improve Quality: Evaluation of an Organizational Innovation
August 2008
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Surviving the Perfect Storm: Impacts of Benefit Reductions and Increased Cost Sharing in a Medicaid Program
July 2008
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Assessing the Impact of Coverage Gaps in the Medicare Part D Drug Benefit
April 2008
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The Impact of Hospital Ownership: Looking for Consistency Among Conflicting Findings
February 2008
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Measuring the Value of Public Health Systems
January 2008
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HCFO Findings Brief: Geographic Variation in Alcohol, Drug Abuse, and Mental Health Services Utilization: What is the Role of Physician Practice Patterns?
November 2007
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Medicare Advantage and the Impact of Medicare HMOs on Inpatient Utilization
October 2007
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