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Reforming Stark/Anti-Kickback Policies

Brookings Institution

Washington, DC

Reducing Unfair Out-of-Network Billing — Integrated Approaches to Protecting Patients

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Effects of weakening safeguards in the Administration’s Health Reimbursement Arrangement proposal

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Evaluating the administration’s Health Reimbursement Arrangement proposal

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The opportunities and challenges of data analytics in health care

State individual mandates: Hows and whys

Payment and delivery-system reform — The next phase

Blog Posts

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The essential scan: Top findings in health policy research

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What’s In, What’s Out

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