Now out in @Health_Affairs: our RCT of a nurse home visiting program found no impacts on prenatal care utilization, quality, or other pregnancy outcomes. https://t.co/N6MwaEZBCX [1/9]
My paper with @ProfKMEricson and @AnnettaZhou suggesting fragmented care delivery doesn't increase risky opioid prescribing is accepted at @JPubEcon!
Updated ungated link: https://t.co/UIOFxGzYBq
And more info in thread below:
@p_ganong It seems to be increasingly hard to be a leader, inundated with decisions, challenges, and complains. I wonder if this is true for managers/leaders broadly (I have heard anecdotal stories). The political polarization has been particularly challenging to pastors.
@A_Schwa Toddler will show symptoms on day 2 and be able to leave isolation by day 8. Spouse will show symptoms on day 4 and be excluded for just long enough to cover the rest of childcare. It will all work out. -- Wishing you the best from our Day 5.
I met @daneahorn at health econ boot camp a few years ago
She does great research and, just as importantly, is a super nice person—if you’re looking to hire a health economist, check out Danea’s work!
For anyone thinking about PhDs in health policy/management, the Harvard program is hosting an event for prospective applicants that is sure to be helpful. I’m also more than happy to chat - it was a first rate experience. https://t.co/33SWoejG9B
@asacarny@mattkahn1966 Also, the dynamics of these adoptions may change over time. It's not uncommon for a new technology to favor existing superstars first but have a more equalizing effect later.
@asacarny@mattkahn1966 Anecdotally, the robot may actually have helped some surgeons become superstars or solidify their superstar status. It would be super interesting to look at prices in the private insurance market one day.
In a new @nberpubs w/ @daneahorn & @AnnettaZhou, we show adopting robotic surgery drives lots of prostate cancer patients to hospitals. It expands the market, bringing new patients into treatment while also “stealing” patients from other hospitals.
https://t.co/3tjNURLo6x
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@JoshuaSGoodman @maya_sen Harvard grad students above us threw a party last weekend, and I was tempted to ask them to come down and deal with my children. Then I realized that I might not want people with different risk tolerance in my house right now...
@JoshuaSGoodman I also noticed that these children still had bare hands. Where I grew up the winter rarely got below 40 F but we had no heating. Everyone wore glittens and I highly recommend them.
@JoshuaSGoodman Good to hear! We got one for baby at Harvard Vanguard yesterday at 4:30. Learned about her negative result at 7:30 this morning. This is encouraging.