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52. Medical Expenditure Panel Survey (meps) - Household Component (hc)

Subjects
United States. Department of Health and Human Services -- Surveys, Social services -- Surveys, Medical economics -- Surveys, Data processing, Medical care quality, Households, Email, Health, Business, international
Abstract

Sources sought:medical expenditure panel survey (meps) - household component (hc) Data processing, hosting, and related services Response date: july 25,19 Major organization : DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES Address [...]

Published
2019

53. New Colon Cancer Findings from Veterans Affairs Salt Lake City Health Care System Described (Impact of Health Insurance, Poverty, and Comorbidities On Colorectal Cancer Screening: Insights From the Medical Expenditure Panel Survey)

Subjects
Urban health -- Surveys, Cancer screening -- Surveys, Cancer research -- Surveys, Colorectal cancer -- Surveys, Comorbidity -- Surveys, Medical economics -- Surveys, Health insurance -- Surveys, Business, Health, Health care industry
Abstract

2020 SEP 15 (NewsRx) -- By a News Reporter-Staff News Editor at Cancer Weekly -- Current study results on Oncology - Colon Cancer have been published. According to news reporting [...]

Published
2020

54. Data on Health Services Research Reported by Researchers at University of Michigan (Identifying disparities in patient-centered care experiences between non-Latino white and black men: results from the 2008-2016 Medical Expenditure Panel Survey)

Subjects
Patient care -- Surveys, Medical economics -- Surveys, Health, University of Michigan -- Surveys
Abstract

2020 JUN 19 (NewsRx) -- By a News Reporter-Staff News Editor at Health & Medicine Week -- Data detailed on Health and Medicine - Health Services Research have been presented. [...]

Published
2020

55. Researchers from International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis Provide Details of New Studies and Findings in the Area of Healthcare Economics (Biases in health expectancies due to educational differences in survey participation of older ...)

Subjects
Medical economics -- Surveys, Prejudice, Editors, Health
Abstract

2020 FEB 14 (NewsRx) -- By a News Reporter-Staff News Editor at Health & Medicine Week -- Researchers detail new data in Economics - Healthcare Economics. According to news reporting [...]

Published
2020

56. regional news

Subjects
Scott, Rick -- Health policy, U.S. state governors -- Health policy, Medical economics -- Surveys, Independent regulatory commissions -- Organization formation -- Powers and duties, Business, Health care industry, Boston Medical Center -- Mergers, acquisitions and divestments, Tufts-New England Medical Center -- Mergers, acquisitions and divestments, Rice University -- Alliances and partnerships, Baylor College of Medicine -- Alliances and partnerships
Abstract

NORTHEAST Tufts, Boston Medical Center call off merger discussions Tufts Medical Center and Boston Medical Center won't be merging after all. The two academic institutions announced in December that they [...]

Published
2015

57. OMB will sharpen reviews of agency health IT spending

Author

Mosquera, Mary

Subjects
Company systems management, Company investment, Company business planning, United States. Office of Management and Budget -- Planning, United States. Office of Management and Budget -- Information management, United States. Office of Management and Budget -- Surveys, Medical advice systems -- Investments, Medical advice systems -- Information management, Medical advice systems -- Surveys, Medical economics -- Surveys
Abstract

The Office of Management and Budget wants to coordinate health IT spending in a way similar to other management efforts, such as electronic rulemaking, grants management and software licenses. For […]

Published
2005

58. Doctors: Overtreatment Weighed

Author

Bakalar, Nicholas

Subjects
Physicians -- Surveys, Medical care -- Surveys -- United States, Medical economics -- Surveys, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

Most physicians in the United States believe that overtreatment is harmful, wasteful and common. Researchers surveyed 2,106 physicians in various specialties regarding their beliefs about unnecessary medical care. On average, [...]

Published
2017

65. Digital Health Company ICmed Launches Enterprise Solution to Enhance Patient & Family Engagement, Driving Improved Medical Outcomes & Lower Healthcare Costs

Subjects
Medical economics -- Surveys, Health care reform -- Surveys, Business, Business, international
Abstract

Enterprise Dashboard Surveys Patients, Analyzes Data and Delivers Personalized Content; Connected Engagement App Educates, Alerts & Empowers Patients/Employees & Families BALTIMORE -- Emerging digital health company ICmed, LLC, today launched [...]

Published
2018

66. New Dementia Findings Reported from University of Washington (Medicare Expenditures Attributable To Dementia)

Subjects
Medicare -- Surveys, Dementia -- Research -- Surveys, Mental health -- Surveys, Medical research -- Surveys, Nervous system diseases -- Research -- Surveys, Medical economics -- Surveys, Neurodegenerative diseases, Editors, Health, Psychology and mental health, University of Washington -- Surveys
Abstract

2019 AUG 5 (NewsRx) -- By a News Reporter-Staff News Editor at Mental Health Weekly Digest -- Investigators discuss new findings in Neurodegenerative Diseases and Conditions - Dementia. According to [...]

Published
2019

68. Boomers underestimate their longevity, LTC costs

Subjects
Medical economics -- Surveys, Long-term care of the sick -- Surveys, Insurance
Abstract

Byline: Michael K. Stanley Boomers' attitudes toward how long they will live in retirement and the need for, and cost of, long-term care (LTC) are not in line with reality. [...]

Published
2013

69. The impact of alternative sample allocation schemes on the precision of survey estimates derived from the National Medical Expenditure Panel Survey

Author

Cohen, Steven B. and Yu, William W.

Subjects
Household surveys -- Evaluation, Medical economics -- Surveys, Consumption (Economics) -- Surveys, Economics, Sociology and social work
Abstract

The 1996 Medical Expenditure Panel Survey -- Household Component (MEPS-HC) was designed as a continuous on-going survey to permit annual estimates of health care utilization, expenditures, insurance coverage and sources of payment for the U.S. civilian noninstitutionalized population. Selected as a nationally representative subsample from the National Health Interview Survey, it is characterized by a multi-stage area probability design with an oversample of households with Hispanics and blacks. The 1996 MEPS sample consists of 195 primary sampling units (PSUs) which contained 10,597 responding NHIS households. In this paper, the precision of survey estimates derived from a 195 PSU design is compared with precision results for alternative sample allocation schemes that preserve the number of sample respondents and the over-sampling of minorities, while varying the number of PS Us and segments. The results provide insights on the impact of alternative sample allocation schemes on the precision of national health care estimates.

Published
2000

70. Probability matching of medical events

Author

Winglee, Marianne, Valliant, Richard, Brick, J. Michael, and Machlin, Steven

Subjects
Household surveys -- Methods, Medical economics -- Surveys, Economics, Sociology and social work
Abstract

This paper discusses the methods of probability record linkage and error estimation for the Medical Expenditure Panel Survey (MEPS). MEPS collects medical expenditure data from both household respondents and their medical providers. The medical events reported by the two sources are subject to reporting differences and probability linkage methods are used to determine if pairs of medical events belong to the same entities. Match weights are assigned to pairs of events based on the likelihood of being a match, and a decision made to declare pairs as matches or nonmatches. The linkage errors include false matches (false positive) when pairs selected are not true matches, and false nonmatches (false negative) when true pairs are omitted. This study used three approaches: manual reviews, cumulative weight curves, and simulation approaches to provide estimates of linkage errors.

Published
2000

71. Survey attrition considerations in the Medical Expenditure Panel Survey

Author

Cohen, Steven B. and Machlin, Steven R.

Subjects
Household surveys -- Response rate, Medical economics -- Surveys, Economics, Sociology and social work
Abstract

In panel designs with multiple waves of data collection, the overall survey response rate is a multiplicatire function of the wave specific response rates. The 1996 Medical Expenditure Panel Survey (MEPS) Household Component follows this model to acquire data on health care use, expenditures, insurance coverage and sources of payment that cover two consecutive calendar years. An overlapping panel design was implemented, where data covering the second year of a panel are combined with data from the first year of a new panel. This study identifies the characteristics that distinguish survey participants across waves of the survey from those that only participate in initial rounds and then discontinue their survey participation. The results provide insights regarding the efficacy of the MEPS nonresponse adjustment strategies by comparing the survey estimates from the second year of the longitudinal panel with those from a new panel for the same time period.

Published
2000

72. Survey: Women over 50 favor home-based long-term care but fear costs

Subjects
Medical economics -- Surveys, Business, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

New Nationwide LTC Rider II can provide flexibility on caregiving expenses COLUMBUS, Ohio, March 14, 2017 /PRNewswire/ -- As long-term care costs continue to increase, a newly released https://blog.nationwide.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/03/LTC-study-pdf-1.pdf shows [...]

Published
2017

73. Survey: HIEs/RHIOs Reducing Costs

Subjects
Medication errors -- Surveys, Medication errors -- Reports, Medical economics -- Surveys, Medical economics -- Reports
Abstract

Sixty-nine percent of health information exchanges and regional health information organizations that consider themselves fully operational report reductions in health care costs among participants, according to results of an annual [...]

Published
2008

74. Coverage no panacea: study; Survey finds insured have trouble paying bills, too

Author

Evans, Melanie

Subjects
Health care industry, Company financing, Medical economics -- Surveys, Health care industry -- Surveys, Health insurance industry -- Surveys, Medically uninsured persons -- Finance
Abstract

Byline: Melanie Evans Expanding coverage to the nation's uninsured won't guarantee access to care, suggest results of a new survey that found health benefits increasingly fail to protect U.S. households [...]

Published
2008

75. Transportation industry report: Fuel costs are leading concern

Subjects
Medical economics -- Reports, Medical economics -- Surveys, Transportation industry -- Reports, Transportation industry -- Surveys, Transportation industry -- Economic aspects, Business, Transportation industry
Abstract

The cost of energy and fuel was by far the greatest leading concern of small transportation businesses during the second quarter of 2007, according to the latest Small Business Research [...]

Published
2007

76. Taxes, Economy, Energy/Fuel Costs Worry Small Retailers Most

Subjects
Fuel -- Reports, Fuel -- Surveys, Fuel -- Taxation, Retail industry -- Reports, Retail industry -- Surveys, Medical economics -- Reports, Medical economics -- Surveys, Food and beverage industries
Abstract

According to the latest Small Business Research Board (SBRB) study co-sponsored by business consultancy International Profit Associates (IPA), small retailers said they are most concerned about taxes, the general state [...]

Published
2007

77. Transportation Industry Report Says Fuel Costs are Leading Concern

Subjects
Medical economics -- Reports, Medical economics -- Surveys, Transportation industry -- Reports, Transportation industry -- Surveys, Transportation industry -- Economic aspects, Transportation industry
Abstract

The cost of energy and fuel was by far the greatest leading concern of small transportation businesses during the second quarter of 2007, according to the latest Small Business Research [...]

Published
2007

78. Patient portal: alphabetical listing of companies responding to Medical Economic's survey

Subjects
Medical economics -- Surveys, Electronic records -- Surveys, Business, Economics, Health care industry
Abstract

Patient portal Alphabetical listing of companies responding to Medical Economic's survey. Patient Addl Company EHR System Name Portal Cost 4Medica 4medica iEHR [check] No ABEL Medical Software ABELMed EHR-EMR/PM [check] [...]

Published
2013

80. Retirees Question Reps' Ability to Help

Author

Stock, Howard J.

Subjects
Fidelity Investments, Medical economics -- Surveys, Retirees -- Surveys, Mutual fund industry -- Surveys, Retirement income -- Surveys, Banking, finance and accounting industries, Business
Abstract

The future cost of healthcare is the biggest worry for people in retirement. But many of them don't trust their advisors to help them plan for this or for retirement [...]

Published
2007

81. Straining family budgets; 19% of U.S. pays over 10% of income for care: study

Author

Becker, Cinda

Subjects
Medical care, Cost of -- Surveys, Personal budgets -- Surveys, Medical economics -- Surveys
Abstract

Byline: Cinda Becker Taking a step toward quantifying the bite healthcare costs are taking from family budgets, researchers at the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality discovered that the risk [...]

Published
2006

82. HOPE FOR HEALTH INSURANCE

Subjects
Health insurance industry -- Surveys, Medical economics -- Surveys, Agricultural industry
Abstract

THE RISING cost of health care is nothing short of a crisis for many farm families, with premiums well over $1,000 per month for some. How serious is the problem? [...]

Published
2006

83. Eurofile update: France

Subjects
Medical economics -- Surveys, National government -- Economic aspects, National government -- Surveys, Chemicals, plastics and rubber industries, Pharmaceuticals and cosmetics industries
Abstract

Earlier this year French health minister Xavier Bertrand's announcement of extensive health cuts while seeking additional contributions from patients caused strong protests from the 22,700 pharmacists. A new survey has [...]

Published
2006

84. Physicians see 4.4% cut in fees: CMS delays proposed changes to practice expense methodology

Author

Webb, Jennifer A.

Subjects
United States. Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services -- Powers and duties, Medical economics -- Surveys, Health, Powers and duties, Surveys
Abstract

Washington, DC -- Physicians nationwide, including ophthalmologists, will endure a 4.4% reduction in reimbursements effective Jan. 1 in light of the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services' (CMS) newly released [...]

Published
2005

85. Medical Expenditure Panel Survey - Medical Provider Component

Subjects
Medical economics -- Surveys, Business, international
Abstract

Presolicitation: Medical Expenditure Panel Survey - Medical Provider Component Archiving Policy: Manual Archive Major organization : DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES Address : 540 Gaither Road Rockville Maryland 20850 [...]

Published
2016

86. Annual Medical Publications Budget Increase Up to 50 Percent in High-Output Teams

Subjects
Medical journals -- Statistics -- Surveys, Budgets -- Surveys, Medical economics -- Surveys, Company financing, Business, general, Business, regional
Abstract

RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK, NC , Mar 15, 2016 (Marketwired via COMTEX) -- Although many factors, including company size and team focus, determine medical publications budgets, team output levels have the [...]

Published
2016

87. Annual Medical Publications Budget Increase Up to 50 Percent in High-Output Teams

Subjects
Medical journals -- Statistics -- Surveys, Budgets -- Surveys, Medical economics -- Surveys, Company financing, Business, Business, international, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

Byline: RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK, NC, Mar 15, 2016 (Marketwired via COMTEX) -- Although many factors, including company size and team focus, determine medical publications budgets, team output levels have the [...]

Published
2016

89. Alternative medicine, DMPA costs top concerns

Subjects
Medical economics -- Surveys, Contraceptives industry -- Surveys, Contraceptives industry -- Finance, Contraceptives industry -- Economic aspects, Contraceptives -- Surveys, Alternative medicine -- Surveys, Company financing, Health
Abstract

Alternative medicine, DMPA costs top concerns What are the challenges facing womens health care facilities today? According to those participating in Contraceptive Technology Updates 1999 Contraception Survey, providers are moving [...]

Published
1999

90. Group says tax on medical device makers has cost jobs; Association says survey points to 14,000 job cuts and 19,000 delayed hirings, but others say 38-firm sample is too small

Subjects
Medical equipment -- Surveys -- Taxation, Layoffs -- Surveys, Medical economics -- Surveys, Physiological apparatus -- Surveys -- Taxation, Layoff, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

Byline: JIM SPENCER; STAFF WRITER WASHINGTON û The medical device industryÆs major trade group says that a new tax on revenue cost the industry 33,000 med-tech jobs in 2013. The [...]

Published
2014

91. What 4 types of health plans cost now

Subjects
Medical care, Cost of -- Surveys, Employers -- Surveys, Medical economics -- Surveys, Health insurance -- Surveys, Business, Human resources and labor relations, Surveys
Abstract

It feels like a victory of sorts. This is the verdict of Mercer, a leading HR consulting firm, when it discusses cost increases for health care plans in the last [...]

Published
2008

92. Mercer calculates costs for 4 types of health plans

Subjects
Medical economics -- Surveys, Employers -- Surveys, Health insurance -- Surveys, Banking, finance and accounting industries, Business, Human resources and labor relations, Surveys
Abstract

Feels like a victory of sorts. This is the verdict of Mercer, a leading HR consulting firm, when it discusses cost increases for health care plans in the last three [...]

Published
2008

93. Recent Studies from National Institute of Technology Add New Data to Health and Medicine (Does equity in healthcare spending exist among Indian states? Explaining regional variations from national sample survey data)

Subjects
Medical care discrimination -- Surveys, Health policy -- Surveys, Health planning -- Surveys, Medical economics -- Surveys, Health care disparities -- Surveys, Health
Abstract

2017 FEB 24 (NewsRx) -- By a News Reporter-Staff News Editor at Health & Medicine Week -- Current study results on Health and Medicine have been published. According to news [...]

Published
2017

94. Rising costs cause patients to skip care

Subjects
Health care costs -- Economic aspects -- Statistics -- Surveys, Medical economics -- Surveys, Business, Economics, Health care industry
Abstract

COST-SHARING mechanisms such as deductibles, copays and coinsurance are intended to slow rising healthcare costs by discouraging people from seeking unneeded medical care. As out-of-pocket costs increase and family incomes [...]

Published
2015

95. Design - survey work on the project reconstruction of the surgical building ?3 - operating unit ?2 public health care budget chelyabinsk regional hospital, including design - development works

Subjects
Public health -- Surveys, Medical economics -- Surveys, Health facilities construction -- Surveys, Business, international
Abstract

Open Competition: Design - Survey Work On The Project Reconstruction Of The Surgical Building ?3 - Operating Unit ?2 Public Health Care Budget Chelyabinsk Regional Hospital, Including Design - Development [...]

Published
2015

96. Design and survey work on the project reconstruction of the polyclinic public health care budget chelyabinsk regional hospital, including design and survey works

Subjects
Public health -- Surveys, Medical economics -- Surveys, Health facilities construction -- Surveys, Business, international
Abstract

Open Competition: Design And Survey Work On The Project Reconstruction Of The Polyclinic Public Health Care Budget Chelyabinsk Regional Hospital, Including Design And Survey Works The initial (maximum) contract price: [...]

Published
2015

97. Medical expenditure panel survey (meps) support - household component (hc)

Subjects
Medical economics -- Surveys, Business, international
Abstract

Presolicitation: Medical expenditure panel survey (meps) support - household component (hc) Archiving Policy: Manual Archive Major organization : DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES Address : 540 Gaither Road Rockville [...]

Published
2015

98. Medical Publications Budgets Grow Approximately 20% to Meet Increasing Transparency Requirements, According to Cutting Edge Information

Subjects
Medical journals -- Surveys, Budgets -- Surveys, Medical economics -- Surveys, Company financing, Business, general, Business, regional
Abstract

RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK, NC , May 20, 2015 (Marketwired via COMTEX) -- As the pharmaceutical industry embraces increased transparency, medical publications teams require the resources to support a growing demand [...]

Published
2015

99. Medical Publications Budgets Grow Approximately 20% to Meet Increasing Transparency Requirements, According to Cutting Edge Information

Subjects
Medical journals -- Surveys, Budgets -- Surveys, Medical economics -- Surveys, Company financing, Business, Business, international, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

Byline: RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK, NC, May 20, 2015 (Marketwired via COMTEX) -- As the pharmaceutical industry embraces increased transparency, medical publications teams require the resources to support a growing demand [...]

Published
2015

100. Health Economics and Outcomes Research (HEOR) Continues to Be Most Important Among European Payers

Subjects
Europeans -- Health aspects, Pharmaceutical industry -- Services, Medical economics -- Surveys, Business, Business, international, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

Byline: RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK, NC, Apr 13, 2015 (Marketwired via COMTEX) -- New research by pharmaceutical intelligence firm Cutting Edge Information shows that European payers are still the most important [...]

Published
2015

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