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Stuart H Altman

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Health Affairs (Project Hope)|September 6, 2012
The lessons of Medicare's prospective payment system show that the bundled payment program faces challengesStuart H Altman
Health Affairs (Project Hope)|September 7, 2017
Beyond Antitrust: Health Care And Health Insurance Market Trends And The Future Of CompetitionSherry A Glied, Stuart H Altman
Health Affairs (Project Hope)|January 29, 2009
Payment reform options: episode payment is a good place to startRobert E Mechanic, Stuart H Altman
Health Affairs (Project Hope)|January 13, 2006
Could U.S. hospitals go the way of U.S. airlines?Stuart H Altman, David Shactman, Efrat Eilat
Health Affairs (Project Hope)|January 13, 2006
The precarious pricing system for hospital servicesChristopher P Tompkins, Stuart H Altman, Efrat Eilat
Health Affairs (Project Hope)|September 21, 2012
The new era of payment reform, spending targets, and cost containment in Massachusetts: early lessons for the nationRobert E Mechanic, Stuart H Altman, John E McDonough
Health Affairs (Project Hope)|December 3, 2003
The outlook for hospital spendingDavid Shactman, Stuart H Altman, Efrat Eilat, et al.
Health Affairs (Project Hope)|October 7, 2003
Escalating health care spending: is it desirable or inevitable?Stuart H Altman, Christopher P Tompkins, Efrat Eilat, et al.
Inquiry : a Journal of Medical Care Organization, Provision and Financing|March 18, 2003
An examination of factors in the withdrawal of managed care plans from the Medicare+Choice programMitchell P V Glavin, Christopher P Tompkins, Stanley S Wallack, et al.
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Health Affairs (Project Hope)|September 6, 2012
The lessons of Medicare's prospective payment system show that the bundled payment program faces challengesStuart H Altman
Health Affairs (Project Hope)|September 7, 2017
Beyond Antitrust: Health Care And Health Insurance Market Trends And The Future Of CompetitionSherry A Glied, Stuart H Altman
Health Affairs (Project Hope)|January 29, 2009
Payment reform options: episode payment is a good place to startRobert E Mechanic, Stuart H Altman
Health Affairs (Project Hope)|January 13, 2006
Could U.S. hospitals go the way of U.S. airlines?Stuart H Altman, David Shactman, Efrat Eilat
Health Affairs (Project Hope)|January 13, 2006
The precarious pricing system for hospital servicesChristopher P Tompkins, Stuart H Altman, Efrat Eilat
Health Affairs (Project Hope)|September 21, 2012
The new era of payment reform, spending targets, and cost containment in Massachusetts: early lessons for the nationRobert E Mechanic, Stuart H Altman, John E McDonough
Health Affairs (Project Hope)|December 3, 2003
The outlook for hospital spendingDavid Shactman, Stuart H Altman, Efrat Eilat, et al.
Health Affairs (Project Hope)|October 7, 2003
Escalating health care spending: is it desirable or inevitable?Stuart H Altman, Christopher P Tompkins, Efrat Eilat, et al.
Inquiry : a Journal of Medical Care Organization, Provision and Financing|March 18, 2003
An examination of factors in the withdrawal of managed care plans from the Medicare+Choice programMitchell P V Glavin, Christopher P Tompkins, Stanley S Wallack, et al.
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