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An Economic Evaluation of the Impact, Cost, and Medicare Policy Implications of Chronic Nonhealing Wounds by Nussbaum, Samuel R., Carter, Marissa J., Fife, Caroline E., DaVanzo, Joan, Haught, Randall, Nusgart, Marcia, Cartwright, Donna

“…The aim of this study was to determine the cost of chronic wound care for Medicare beneficiaries in aggregate, by wound type and by setting. This retrospective…”
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Without the individual mandate, the Affordable Care Act would still cover 23 million; premiums would rise less than predicted by Sheils, John F, Haught, Randall

“…Many policy analysts fear that eliminating the individual health insurance mandate and penalty from the Affordable Care Act of 2010 would lead to a "premium…”
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The rise of the entrepreneurial physican by Dobson, Allen, Haught, Randall

“…The policy issues surrounding physician-owned specialty hospitals are highly controversial. Central to the controversy is the trade-off between the role these…”
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The cost of tax-exempt health benefits in 2004 by Sheils, John, Haught, Randall

“…The tax expenditure for health benefits is the amount of revenues that the federal government forgoes by exempting health benefits and spending from the…”
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The Rise Of The Entrepreneurial Physican by Dobson, Allen, Haught, Randall

“…The policy issues surrounding physician-owned specialty hospitals are highly controversial. Central to the controversy is the trade-off between the role these…”
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The Rise Of The Entrepreneurial Physician: Physicians’ demands for more clinical and economic autonomy will not go away if specialty hospitals are “banned.” by Dobson, Allen, Haught, Randall

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The Cost Of Tax-Exempt Health Benefits In 2004 by Sheils, John, Haught, Randall

“…The tax expenditure for health benefits is the amount of revenues that the federal government forgoes by exempting health benefits and spending from the…”
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The Cost Of Tax-Exempt Health Benefits In 2004: Tax policies for health insurance will cost the federal government $188.5 billion in lost revenue in 2004, and most of the benefit goes to those with the highest incomes by Sheils, John, Haught, Randall

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The public cost of expanding coverage by Sheils, J F, Baxter, R J, Haught, R A

“…The 103d Congress considered several health care reform bills that would encourage voluntary expansions of coverage through insurance market reforms, new tax…”
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Ensuring blood safety and availability in the US: technological advances, costs, and challenges to payment—final report by Goodman, Clifford, Chan, Stephen, Collins, Patricia, Haught, Randall, Chen, Ying‐Jun

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Potential public expenditures under managed competition by Sheils, J F, Lewin, L S, Haught, R A

“…This DataWatch estimates the public cost of providing universal coverage under a managed competition model. First, a uniform benefit package is specified;…”
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Ensuring blood safety and availability in the US: technological advances, costs, and challenges to payment-final report by Goodman, Clifford, Chan, Stephen, Collins, Patricia, Haught, Randall, Chen, Ying-Jun

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