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What can policymakers learn from state-led efforts to improve health care affordability by fostering competition? Register to join Center on Health Insurance Reforms for a discussion with Reed Abelson, HHS.gov chief competition officer & state officials/experts, May 21 in DC: bit.ly/3wg18c2

Thank you, Dean Jha! I'm so thrilled to have the opportunity to build on this work at Brown University School of Public Health everyone, check out the awesome work we are doing at CAHPR! cahpr.sph.brown.edu

Come to my sessions tomorrow if you’re at #ASHEcon2024 and interested in the broader impacts of hospital price regulation. The first session is at 8:30am (Hospital Behavior session) and the second at 1:45pm (Insurance Networks & Payment Regulations session). #HealthEcon

Most viewed in the last 7 days from JAMA Health Forum: What is the growth — both in numbers and geographic locations — of private equity acquisitions in cardiology across the US? ja.ma/4cGeeid

New issue brief from researchers Brown University School of Public Health highlights Oregon's hospital payment cap for state employee health plans that saved > $100 million within 27 months & reduced hospital prices. Read more to learn key lessons for other states: buff.ly/45X0RrW Peterson Center on Healthcare

Addressing frustration over high hospital prices, Professor Christopher Whaley urged transparency in his testimony yesterday before a US Senate committee as "critical to improve the efficiency and regulatory oversight of health care." Senate Aging Committee Senate Aging Committee brown.edu/news/2024-07-1…

New issue brief from researchers Brown University School of Public Health highlights Oregon's hospital payment cap for state employee health plans that saved > $100 million within 27 months & reduced hospital prices. Read more to learn key lessons for other states: buff.ly/3Whx9KU Peterson Center on Healthcare

Oregon's innovative hospital payment cap cut costs without losing provider participation. This issue brief from researchers Brown University School of Public Health highlights lessons for states looking to control rising health care spending & improve affordability: buff.ly/3WfTcBz Peterson Center on Healthcare

Important The Washington Post piece by Elisabeth Rosenthal highlights that nonprofit hospitals engage in for-profit ventures while maintaining tax-exempt status. Despite financial advantages, their community benefits are minimal. washingtonpost.com/opinions/2024/…

You've heard the US spends more on healthcare than other countries. Where does that $ go? Most of the difference is due to high priced inpatient & outpatient care. Prescription drugs and insurer profit/overhead also contribute, but at a smaller scale KFF healthsystemtracker.org/brief/what-dri…

Oregon's innovative hospital payment cap cut costs without losing provider participation. This issue brief from researchers Brown University School of Public Health highlights lessons for states looking to control rising health care spending & improve affordability: buff.ly/4d1OH3H Peterson Center on Healthcare

For those interested, Brown's Department of Health Services, Policy, and Practice is hiring for several tenure and research track faculty positions! Come join a terrific set of colleagues in the really lovely city of Providence! Brown University School of Public Health Health Services, Policy & Practice Department apply.interfolio.com/151693

Interested in getting a PhD in Health Services Research / Health Policy? Consider applying to Brown! We guarantee 5 years of funding, have ample opportunities to join research projects from y1, and have a great stipend! Not to mention the current students are terrific!

New paper out in JAMA Health Forum!! We found that price regulations in Oregon reduced enrollee out-of-pocket spending 💰💰