Health Care Markets

Ultimately, all health care is organized and delivered at ground level-in local communities-where HSC collects information about the changing health system. HSC research provides perspectives on the role of employers/consumers, health plans, hospitals and physicians in local health care markets.

Title	Date	Document Info
A Changing Picture of Uncompensated CarePeter J. Cunningham, Ha T. Tu	July/August 1997	Health Affairs
A Longitudinal Perspective on Health Plan-Provider Risk ContractingRobert E. Hurley, Joy M. Grossman, Timothy K. Lake, Lawrence P. Casalino	July/August 2002	Journal Article Health Affairs
A Report on Medical Specialty Centers in WyomingCheryl Fahlman, Laurie E. Felland, Michelle I. Banker, Allison Liebhaber, Deborah Chollet, Gilbert Gimm	November 2006	Research Report
A Widening Rift in Access and Quality: Growing Evidence of Economic DisparitiesRobert E. Hurley, Hoangmai H. Pham, Gary Claxton	Dec. 6, 2005	Journal Article Health Affairs
Accountable Communities:Caroline Rossi Steinberg, Raymond J. Baxter	July/August 1998	Health Affairs
An Empty Toolbox? Changes in Health Plans' Approaches for Managing Costs and CareGlen P. Mays, Robert E. Hurley, Joy M. Grossman	Feb. 21, 2003	Journal Article Health Services Research
Analysis of Niche Hospitals in Texas and the Financial Impact on General HospitalsDeborah Chollet, Su Liu, Gilbert Gimm, Cheryl Fahlman, Laurie E. Felland, Anneliese M. Gerland, Michelle I. Banker, Allison Liebhaber	December 2006	Research Report
Are Focused Factories the Wave of the Future?Paul B. Ginsburg	Spring 2000	Frontiers of Health Services Management
Are HMO Enrollees Healthier Than Others? Results from the Community Tracking StudyElizabeth Schaefer, James D. Reschovsky	May/June 2002	Journal Article Health Affairs
Are Market Forces Strong Enough to Deliver Efficient Health Care Systems? Confidence is WaningLen M. Nichols, Paul B. Ginsburg, Robert A. Berenson, Jon B. Christianson, Robert E. Hurley	March/April 2004	Journal Article Health Affairs
As the Health Insurance Underwriting Cycle Turns: What Next?Joy M. Grossman, Paul B. Ginsburg	November/December 2004	Journal Article Health Affairs
Association Leaders Speak Out on Health System ChangeJanet M. Corrigan, Paul B. Ginsburg	January/February 1997	Health Affairs
Back to the Drawing Board: New Directions in Health Plans' Care Management StrategiesSuzanne Felt-Lisk, Glen P. Mays	September/October 2002	Journal Article Health Affairs
Benefits of and Barriers to Large Medical Group Practice in the United StatesLawrence P. Casalino, Kelly Devers, Timothy K. Lake, Marie C. Reed, Jeffrey Stoddard	Sept. 8 2003	Journal Article Archives of Internal Medicine
Caught in the Competitive Crossfire: Safety-Net Providers Balance Margin and Mission in a Profit-Driven Health Care MarketPeter J. Cunningham, Gloria J. Bazzoli, Aaron Katz	Aug. 12, 2008	Journal Article Health Affairs
Changes in Career Satisfaction Among Primary Care and Specialist Physicians, 1997-2001Bruce Landon, James D. Reschovsky, David Blumenthal	Janurary 22, 2003	Journal Article Journal of the American Medical Association
Changes in Health Plans Serving Medicaid, 1993-1996Suzanne Felt-Lisk, Sara Yang	September/October 1997	Health Affairs
Changes in Hospital Competitive Strategy: A New Medical Arms Race?Kelly Devers, Linda R. Brewster, Lawrence P. Casalino	Feb. 21, 2003	Journal Article Health Services Research
Changes in Scope of Care Provided by Primary Care PhysiciansRobert F. St. Peter, Marie C. Reed, Peter Kemper, David Blumenthal	December 23, 1999	The New England Journal of Medicine
Choosing a Health Plan:Judith Hibbard, Jacquelyn Jewett, Mark W. Legnini, Martin Tusler	November/December 1997	Health Affairs