Health Affairs
Volume 38, Number 11 – November 2019
Contents:
- Household Costs , Food and More /Alan R. Weil. pp. 1779-
- Age -Friendly Care at the Emergency Department /Michelle Cohen Marill. pp. 1780-1785
- Integrating Pediatric Care and Taking on Risk to Improve Health /Rebecca Gale. pp. 1786-1806
- The Effect of the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program on Mortality /Colleen M. Heflin, et. al. pp. 1807-1815
- Evaluating a USDA Program That Gives SNAP Participants Financial Incentives to Buy Fresh Produce in Supermarkets /Pasuale E. Rummo, et. al. pp. 1816-1831
- Noncommunicable Diseases Attributable to Tobacco Use in China: Macroeconomic Burden and Tobacco Control Policies /Simiao Chen, et. al. pp. 1832-1839
- Did Hospital Readadmissions Fall Because per Capita Admission Rates Fell? Michael McWilliams, et. al. pp. 1840-1849
- Are Patients Electronically Accessing their Medical records? Evidence from National Hospital Data /Sunny C. Lin, et. al. pp. 1850-1857
- Hospital -Acquired Condition Reduction Program is not Associated with Additional Patient Safety Improvement /Kyle H. Shhetz, et. al. pp. 1858-1865
- Frequent Emergency Department Users: Focusing Solely on Medical Utilization Misses the Whole Person /Hernal K. Kanzaria, et. al. pp. 1866-1875
- Potential Unintended Consequences of Recent Shared Decision Making Policy Initiatives /Jennifer Blumenthal-Barby, et.al. pp. 1876-1881
- Little Consistency in Evidence Cited by Commercial Plans for Specialty Drug Coverage /James D. Chambers, et.al. pp. 1882-1886
- Biosimilar Filgrastim Uptake and Costs among Commercially Insured Medicare Advantage /Pinar Karaca-Mandic, et.al. pp.1887-1892
- As Insurers Exit Affordable Care Act Marketplaces , So Do Consumers /Daniel Crespin and Thomas DeLeire. pp. 1893-1901
- California’s New Gold Rush : Marketplace Enrollees Switch to Gold -Tier Plans in Response to Insurance Premium Changes /Petra W. Rasmussen, et.a l. pp. 1902-1910
- Medicaid and Private Insurance Coverage for Low- Income Asia Americans Native Hawaiians and Pacific Islanders, 2010-16 /John J. Park. pp. 1911-1917
- A Consumer-Centric Approach to Network Adequacy:Access to Four Specialties in California’s Marketplace /Simon F. Haeder, et. al. pp. 1918-1935
- Cahnges in Physician Consolidation with the Spread of Accountable Care Organizations /Genevieve P. Kanter, et. al. pp. 1936-1943
- Measles , Mumps and Communion and Vision for Vaccine Policy/Joshua T. B. Williams. pp. 1944-1947
Health Affairs
Volume 38, Number 12 – December 2019
Contents:
- Rural Health /Alan R. Weil. pp. 1963-1965
- Health Reform on the Campaign Trail /Katie Keith. pp. 1966-1967
- Recovery Residences Combat Addiction in Rural Communities / Brian Rinker. pp. 1968-1970
- Bringing Palliative Care to Underserved Rural Communities /Charlotte Huff. pp. 1971-1975
- Structural Urbanism Contributes to Poorer Health Outcomes for Rural America /Janice Probst,et.al. pp. 1976-1984
- What is Rural? Challlenges and Implications of Definitions that Inadequately Encompass Rural People and Places /Kevin J. Bennett,et.al. pp. 1985-1992
- Lack of Access to Specialists Associatesd with Mortality and Preventable Hospitalizations of Rural Medicare Beneficiaries /Kenton J. Johnston,et.al. pp. 1993-2002
- Higher US Rural Mortality Rates Linked to Socioeconomic status,Physician Shortages and Lack of Health Insurance /Gordon Gong, et.al. pp. 2003-2010
- The Decline in Rural Medical Students : A Growing Gap in Geographic Diversity Threatens the Rural Physician Workforce /Scott A. Shipman, et. al. pp. 2011-2018
- Rural Countries with Majority Black or Indigenous Populations Suffer the Highest Rates of Premature Death in the US /Carrie E. Henning-Smith, et. al. pp. 2019-2026
- Health People 2020: Rural Areas Lag in Achieving Targets for Major Causes of Death / Sirin Yaemsiri, et. al. pp. 2027-2031
- Rural-Urban Differences in Individual-Market Health Plan Affordability after Subsidy Payment Cuts /David Anderson, et. al. pp. 2032-2040
- Effect of Population Size on Rural Health Insurance Premiums in the Federal Employees Health Benefits Program /Abigail R. Barker. pp. 2041-2047
- In Rural Areas ,Buprenorphine Waiver Adoption Since 2017 Driven by Nurse Practitioners and Physician Assistants / Michael L. Barnett, et. al. pp. 2048-2056
- Rural Residents with Mental Health Needs Have Fewer Care visits than Urban Counterparts / James B. Kirby, et.al. pp. 2057-2060
- Enhancing Staffing in Rural Community Health Centers can help Improve Behavioral Health Care /Xinxin Han and Leighton Ku. pp. 2061-2068
- Declines in Pediatric Mortality Fall short for Rural US Children /Janice Probst,et.al. pp. 2069-2076
- Rural-Urban Differences in Severe Maternal Morbidity and Mortality in the US,2007-15
pp.2077-2085 - When Rural Hospitals Close,the Physician Workforce Goes /Hayley Drew Germack,
et.al. pp.2086-2094 - Access Quality and Financial Performance of Rural Hospitals Following Health System Affiliation /Claire E. O’Hanlon, et. al. pp. 2095-2104
- When People you Love are the Unintended Consequences of Opioid Policy /Mary Beth Foglia. pp. 2105-2108
- Aging in America /Robyn I. Stone. pp. 2111-2112
Journal of Economic Literature
Volume 57, Number 2 June 2019
Contents:
- Dynamic Mechanism Design: an Introduction/ Dirk Bergemann and Juuso Valimaki. pp. 235-274
- What we Have Learned About Terrorism Since 9/11/ Khusrav Gaibulloev and Todd Sandler. pp. 275-328
- Price Theory /E. Glen Weyl. pp. 329-384
- Unhappiness and Pain in Modern America: a Review Essay and Further Evidence on Carol Grahams Happiness for All /David G. Blanchflower and Andrew J. Oswald. pp. 385-402
- Review of Books on Student Loans /Christopher Avery. pp. 403-433