evolved separately and have never worked together well. Thus, it is not surprising that
radiologists often work with disjointed system integrations and clashing user interfaces …

Background Spending on emergency department (ED) services in recent years has
increased faster than spending in any other area of healthcare. Analyzing growth rates of ED …

Objectives Use of acute care telemedicine is growing, but data on quality, utilization, and
cost are limited. We evaluated a Veterans Affairs (VA) tele–emergency care (tele‐EC) pilot …

Recent studies document a substantial increase in emergency department (ED) spending in
the past decade, even though the number of ED visits per capita has remained relatively …

Background and purpose To simulate patient-level costs, analyze the economic potential of
telemedicine-based mobile stroke units for acute prehospital stroke care, and identify major …

Providing appropriate patient education during a medical encounter remains an important
area for improvement across healthcare settings. Personalized resources can offer an …

Emergency room (ER) admissions are the front door for the utilization of a community's
health resources and serve as a valuable proxy for a community health system's capacity …

Clinical and economic outcomes from a pharmacogenomics-enriched comprehensive
medication management program were evaluated over 26 months in a self-insured US …

I study how enforcement frictions in health insurance contracts determine the distribution of
preventive care. I show that when contracts are weakly enforced, insurers underinvest in …

Little is known regarding the health outcomes of people who exit from housing assistance
and if that experience varies by the circumstances under which a person exits. We asked …