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What does the RAND Health Insurance Experiment tell us about the impact of patient cost sharing on health outcomes?

Michael E Chernew¹, Joseph P Newhouse.

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Year: 2008 PMID： 18611092

Source DB: PubMed Journal: Am J Manag Care ISSN： 1088-0224 Impact factor: 2.229

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What does the RAND Health Insurance Experiment tell us about the impact of patient cost sharing on health outcomes?

1. Who pays? Cost-sharing, tradeoffs, and the physicians' role in decision making.

2. Using financial incentives to improve value in orthopaedics.

3. The underuse of overuse research.

4. The debate over health care reform: Houston, we have a problem.

5. The cost of unintended pregnancies for employer-sponsored health insurance plans.

Review 6. Does charging different user fees for primary and secondary care affect first-contacts with primary healthcare? A systematic review.

7. Value-Based Insurance Design: Aligning Incentives to Improve Cardiovascular Care.

8. Increased Patient Cost-Sharing, Weak US Economy, and Poor Health Habits: Implications for Employers and Insurers.

9. High deductible health plans: does cost sharing stimulate increased consumer sophistication?

10. Trends in patient cost sharing for clinical services used as quality indicators.