Nextera and Paladina vie for "our #directprimarycare saves the most $$" bragging rights. But neither group's claims can survive risk adjustment. So, their race devolves into which one can execute the best fake version of risk adjustment.Things get ugly. https://t.co/K2tdEf8pxT
In honor of Dr Oz, a fan of direct primary care, here's two work-in--progress posts from my blog, https://t.co/SlPLqWbas0, that tell how thin is the evidence of that DPC reduces downstream care costs.
https://t.co/XfT4SG8PK6
https://t.co/rI6uPsnf8g
@karaemiller Check out my blog on DPC. Retired lawyer, now a health policy hobbyist. Granted, I don't write very well, but mine is by far the deepest INDEPENDENT dive into DPC. DPC docs brag without evidence about net savings by lowering downstream care costs. https://t.co/SlPLqWaCCs
2 PhD dissertations of "the same kind", A and B, are now available from online portals of their universities. A was defended 11 days before B but the portal availability order was B, then A, by a few months. Neither has appeared in a journal. Who can brag, "I was first"?
@RevEverett@LigaBBVAFemenil The convergence of Saint Patrick's Day and Purim comes with its own dish: hamantashcen filled with corned beef and cabbage.
@BGrueskin Congaree National Park, SC (lots of conifers, so will show green even in January)
Richmond, VA (include Perly's delicatessen)
NC BBQ (several selections near Wilson, Aiden, Greenville)
Savannah
Charleston
@Sunitasriv@Phd_Reality@PhDVoice@ThePhDoing It's entrepreneurial succession planning by primary scientist investigators. A successful PI will hope to spawn as many future PIs as they can, leaving a legacy. Someone, me for example, who received their PhD in biochemistry in their 60s will have only a short science career.
@GoldDirectCare When there are barriers to entry, like limiting the practice of medical professions to licensed practitioners, normal economics indicates the presence of market-distorting economic rent.
@BGrueskin Consider Domingo German, dropping a perfect game into a multiage run of ERA above 7. THAT was baseball, too, but apparently also a substance abuse problem.
Welp.
Deaths are a lagging indicator, so if you assume COVID deaths trail hospitalizations by, say, a month, that means they should start moving back up right about...now.
@blahblahKC@Colleen1596 This is from the "about me" page of my blog https://t.co/SlPLqWaCCs. It is almost literally "the first thing about me" in my commentary on DPC. It's been there for years. And, in posts and tweets, I've praised individual DPC practices and D-PCP.
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