Congratulations to Josh Feng, Emma Dean, and Luca Maini on being selected for the 2025 cohort of #NIHCM Research Grantees!
Read more in the release: https://t.co/h3Vy1cluiB | #NIHCMGrants2025
Dartmouth College invites applications for the Paul Batalden Distinguished Chair in Healthcare Improvement, an endowed tenured professorship at The Dartmouth Institute for Health Policy & Clinical Practice at the Geisel School of Medicine. https://t.co/I69fCQtlyl
Interested in health policy and economics? Check out this research project manager opening in our @DartmouthInst lab, supporting health policy and economics research. And please spread the word! https://t.co/nC38usBOyl
Come work with us at @DartmouthInst ! We're hiring a programmer/analyst looking to work with medical claims datasets - let me know if I can answer any questions about the position.
Join our fantastic team at @DartmouthInst - we're hiring! If you are a programmer/analyst and interested in working with large health care datasets, this position is a great fit: https://t.co/g9ff3X5jp6
Very excited to finally share our draft “Wage Insurance for Displaced Workers” w/ Brian Kovak & Adam Leive, on the effects of a novel US social insurance program targeting workers displaced by structural economic shocks---wage insurance (WI). Link: https://t.co/cJPQHIv0UE /1
Are you interested in chain organizations, acquisitions, knowledge transfer, private equity, or IVF/fertility? Then check out the updated version of my paper joint w/ @julia_bodner
https://t.co/5SaQ9HgoYP
TLDR: Chains increase IVF volume and live birth rates! Thread below.
Thread on a recently published article:
How much is prescription drug demand dependent on previous choices? What are the implications for health and firm strategy? (1/10)
https://t.co/fOkQ3Y6AzT
Join our next #UMiamiHealthTalk to explore the Disruptors of the Obesity Epidemic with a panel of medical, pharmaceutical & business experts. This free webinar will be hosted by award-winning journalist & television personality, Ileana Bravo! Register here:https://t.co/uvLHba7KO8
Limiting access to CMS data is not just an academic concern. It will affect anyone enrolled in Medicare/Medicaid as well as the taxpayers who fund these programs.
Read more in my @statnews piece below and please retweet to spread the word. We have work to do!
Would love help amplifying this call: @nberpubs with support from the @NIHAging, is launching a mentoring program for PhD students who are curious about topics of health & aging or students who are already interested and want to dive deeper and develop their ideas.
JOB ALERT! @timothyjlayton and I are looking to hire a full-time research assistant at @HMSHCP to work on projects related to health economics and the pharmaceutical market.
Start date this summer! More info here: https://t.co/dEYOkpocC1
@econ_ra
How can exclusions of prescription drugs in commercial insurance formularies affect which drugs Medicare beneficiaries receive? Our new working paper (with the amazing @luca_maini and @joshfeng89) explains. Cliff notes version in @luca_maini's thread👇
New draft out! "Stocking Under the Influence: Spillovers from Commercial Drug Coverage to Medicare Utilization" with @emmabdean (who deserves the lion's share of the credit) and @joshfeng89
https://t.co/sI5TzaUFP4
Thread below 👇
Thrilled to co-host this year's Patent PDW with @SinaKhS at @AOMConnect in Boston! Come and learn from leading econ/mgnt scholars in #Patent/#Innovation with rich and diverse international perspectives! 🇩🇪🇮🇹🇸🇬🇺🇸 💡🤝🙌
In their new paper, Amelia Bond from @Cornell and coauthors analyze the administration of two high-volume biologics versus that of their biosimilar competitors. They estimate that 340B program eligibility is associated with a 66% reduction in biosimilar use relative to the mean.
Dr. Amelia Bond of @WCMPopHealthSci received a $1.6M grant from @AHRQNews for a study entitled “Health Systems and High-Need Populations: The Effect of Vertical Integration on Utilization, Spending, and Quality for Medically Complex Patients.”