Congratulations to Ngoc Thai, who led this work as part of her excellent dissertation, and co-authors Gary Young and Muhammad Noor E Alam!
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From our new study in JAMA Network Open: Patients whose doctors are integrated with hospitals are more likely to receive cardiac rehab after a major event — and rehab protects against rehospitalization.
https://t.co/3DPeAgb4fT
Our approach is simple and transparent. It is easy to know how identification is achieved, which treatment obs. are compared to which control obs., and how many parameters are estimated. We call it FLEX: it is a flexible linear model estimated by OLS with covariates (X).
We talk about what's been done, what's on the horizon, and the challenges ahead.
Great to work with @Jared_Perkins1 and @CM_Whaley on this!
https://t.co/b3VXzJ3pn2
A collab between @Northeastern and @Brown_SPH in Health Affairs Forefront: "The Promise And Pitfalls Of Site-Neutral Payments In Medicare"
Site-neutral payments might be one way to curb Medicare spending and also reduce incentives for health care consolidation.
I had a great chat with Health Affairs editor-in-chief @alanrweil about hospital-physician integration and intensity of cardiac care. Link to the podcast below. Thanks @Health_Affairs for having me on the show!
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NEW #AHealthPodyssey: @Healt_Affairs' @alanrweil interviews @Northeastern's @BradyJPost on his published paper examining differences in care among patients treated by cardiologists who are either practicing independently or as part of a hospital system. https://t.co/3u2sm5VzRs