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Kenneth E Thorpe

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Journal of Medical Economics|June 30, 2025
Delay in receiving lab test results increases the costs of treating an episode of care for treating urinary tract infectionsKenneth E Thorpe, Peter J Joski
Inquiry : a Journal of Medical Care Organization, Provision and Financing|December 16, 2005
Health plan switching among members of the Federal Employees Health Benefits ProgramAdam Atherly, Curtis Florence, Kenneth E Thorpe
Health Affairs (Project Hope)|October 7, 2015
Out-Of-Pocket Prescription Costs Under A Typical Silver Plan Are Twice As High As They Are In The Average Employer PlanKenneth E Thorpe, Lindsay Allen, Peter Joski
Applied Health Economics and Health Policy|February 26, 2016
Authors' Reply to Gandjour: "The Role of Chronic Disease, Obesity, and Improved Treatment and Detection in Accounting for the Rise in Healthcare Spending Between 1987 and 2011"Kenneth E Thorpe, Lindsay Allen, Peter Joski
The Journal of Economic Perspectives : a Journal of the American Economic Association|June 8, 2004
Policy watch: the Federal Employees Health Benefits PlanRoger Feldman, Kenneth E Thorpe, Bradley Gray
Applied Health Economics and Health Policy|April 9, 2015
The Role of Chronic Disease, Obesity, and Improved Treatment and Detection in Accounting for the Rise in Healthcare Spending Between 1987 and 2011Kenneth E Thorpe, Lindsay Allen, Peter Joski
Health Services Research|September 22, 2006
Will choice-based reform work for Medicare? Evidence from the Federal Employees Health Benefits ProgramCurtis S Florence, Adam Atherly, Kenneth E Thorpe
Health Affairs (Project Hope)|June 5, 2018
Antibiotic-Resistant Infections: The Authors ReplyKenneth E Thorpe, Peter Joski, Kenton J Johnston
Health Affairs (Project Hope)|February 20, 2010
Chronic conditions account for rise in Medicare spending from 1987 to 2006Kenneth E Thorpe, Lydia L Ogden, Katya Galactionova
Health Affairs (Project Hope)|September 29, 2004
Which medical conditions account for the rise in health care spending?Kenneth E Thorpe, Curtis S Florence, Peter Joski
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Journal of Medical Economics|June 30, 2025
Delay in receiving lab test results increases the costs of treating an episode of care for treating urinary tract infectionsKenneth E Thorpe, Peter J Joski
Inquiry : a Journal of Medical Care Organization, Provision and Financing|December 16, 2005
Health plan switching among members of the Federal Employees Health Benefits ProgramAdam Atherly, Curtis Florence, Kenneth E Thorpe
Health Affairs (Project Hope)|October 7, 2015
Out-Of-Pocket Prescription Costs Under A Typical Silver Plan Are Twice As High As They Are In The Average Employer PlanKenneth E Thorpe, Lindsay Allen, Peter Joski
Applied Health Economics and Health Policy|February 26, 2016
Authors' Reply to Gandjour: "The Role of Chronic Disease, Obesity, and Improved Treatment and Detection in Accounting for the Rise in Healthcare Spending Between 1987 and 2011"Kenneth E Thorpe, Lindsay Allen, Peter Joski
The Journal of Economic Perspectives : a Journal of the American Economic Association|June 8, 2004
Policy watch: the Federal Employees Health Benefits PlanRoger Feldman, Kenneth E Thorpe, Bradley Gray
Applied Health Economics and Health Policy|April 9, 2015
The Role of Chronic Disease, Obesity, and Improved Treatment and Detection in Accounting for the Rise in Healthcare Spending Between 1987 and 2011Kenneth E Thorpe, Lindsay Allen, Peter Joski
Health Services Research|September 22, 2006
Will choice-based reform work for Medicare? Evidence from the Federal Employees Health Benefits ProgramCurtis S Florence, Adam Atherly, Kenneth E Thorpe
Health Affairs (Project Hope)|June 5, 2018
Antibiotic-Resistant Infections: The Authors ReplyKenneth E Thorpe, Peter Joski, Kenton J Johnston
Health Affairs (Project Hope)|February 20, 2010
Chronic conditions account for rise in Medicare spending from 1987 to 2006Kenneth E Thorpe, Lydia L Ogden, Katya Galactionova
Health Affairs (Project Hope)|September 29, 2004
Which medical conditions account for the rise in health care spending?Kenneth E Thorpe, Curtis S Florence, Peter Joski
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