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
Wall Street Comes to Washington	August 2003	Issue Brief No. 67
Wall Street Comes to Washington:	December 1998	Issue Brief No. 17
Wall Street Comes to Washington:	September 1999	Issue Brief No. 21
Wall Street Comes to Washington:	September 2001	Issue Brief No. 43
Wall Street Comes to Washington:	September 2000	Issue Brief No. 31
What Accounts for Differences in Uninsurance Rates Across Communities?Peter J. Cunningham, Paul B. Ginsburg	Spring 2001	Inquiry
What is Driving Hospitals' Patient-Safety Efforts?Kelly Devers, Hoangmai H. Pham, Gigi Y. Liu	March/April 2004	Journal Article Health Affairs
What’s the Difference Between HMOs and Non-HMOs?: National Survey of Consumers Finds Limited Disparities with Non-HMO Plans	March 16, 2000	Conference Executive Summary
Who Has a Choice of Health Plans?Sally Trude	February 2000	Issue Brief No. 27
Who Is Likely to Switch Health Plans?Peter J. Cunningham, Linda T. Kohn	July 2000	Data Bulletin No. 18
Why People Change Their Health Care ProvidersMarie C. Reed	May 2000	Data Bulletin No. 16
Will Hospital Report Cards Make the Grade?	July 1997	Issue Brief No. 11
Withering on the Vine:Jon R. Gabel, Paul B. Ginsburg, Heidi H. Whitmore, Jeremy D. Pickreign	September/October 2000	Health Affairs