Publications
- – JAMA Network
Employer-Based Health Insurance and Employee Compensation
The costs of health insurance have increased, while the value of health insurance appears to have declined. Kevin Schulman looks at the impact of this trend.
- – NEJM Catalyst
Streamlining Test-to-Treat: A Novel Care Delivery Model for Covid-19 Oral Antiviral Access to Close the Equity Divide in Los Angeles County
CERC’s Nirav Shah and Shobha Dasari partnered with LA County Department of Public Health and Healthvana to pilot a cost-free model to address inequitable access of Covid-19 medication.
- – JAMA Network
Maintaining Health Care Innovations After the Pandemic
In this Viewpoint, CERC’s Kevin Schulman and Barak Richman ask: How can we retain the substantial, potentially transformational innovations that emerged during the pandemic?
- – JAMA Network
Patient Characteristics Associated With Occurrence of Preoperative Goals-of-Care Conversations
CERC’s Kyung Mi Kim: Among veterans in this study, improving proactive communication and documentation of goals is needed. Doing so may improve surgical care and outcomes.
- – British Journal of Surgery
Cognitive biases in surgery: systematic review
Teodor Grantcharov and researchers review studies looking at the impact of cognitive bias on surgical performance and patient outcomes
- – NEJM
Medicare Overpayment for Outpatient Medication — A Supreme Court Ruling in Context
In this NEJM Perspective, Stanford’s Kevin Schulman and Wasan Kumar reveal that taxpayers will bear the burden of paying hospitals $3.8 billion in a ruling regarding lost Medicare revenue for outpatient prescription drugs.