This Policy Brief provides a snapshot of prescription drug use and spending in 2001, the latest year for which complete community and long-term care facility drug data are available.
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Advanced SearchToward an Evaluation of the Quality Improvement Organization Program: Beyond the 8th Scope of Work
Contents Background and Study Objectives
A Study of Stroke Post-Acute Care Costs and Outcomes: Final Report
U.S. Department of Health and Human Services
National Estimates of Prescription Drug Utilization and Expenditures in Long-Term Care Facilities
This Policy Brief offers an updated look at prescription drug utilization by Medicare beneficiaries residing in long-term care facilities and reports, for the first time, national estimates of prescription drug spending by this population. [23 PDF pages]
Graduate Medical Education: What Are We Paying For?
Presented to: Lynn Nonnemaker, PhDDHHS/OS/ASPE Presented by: NORCA national organization for research at the University of Chicago
Evaluation of New Measures of Assistive Technology and the Home Environment from the 2005 Pilot Study of Technology and Aging
U.S. Department of Health and Human Services
Analysis of the Characteristics of Medicare Advantage Plan Participation: Final Report
Contents
Project Purpose
Methods
Findings Descriptive Analysis of Trends
Findings Insight from Firm Discussions
Benefits, Marketing, and Product Positioning
Conclusions
Childless Elderly Beneficiaries' Use and Costs of Medicare Services: Final Report
This report focuses on findings for the cost analyses that use the 1994 National Long-Term Care Survey as a baseline and 1995-1998 costs as outcomes. Additional findings, using other years, or usage rather than cost outcomes, were generally consistent with these basic findings. Only for 1995 did the authors find that total Medicare costs were lower for parents than for childless individuals.