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Consumer-Driven Health Care
Consumer-Driven Health Care Implications of Consumer-Driven Health Care to consumers, employers and providers Issue No. 37. Consumer-driven health plans=CDHP; 9349 4/1/2000 12:00:00 AM ...- Authors: Stacey Muller
- Date: Apr 2000
- Competency: External Forces & Industry Knowledge>Actuarial theory in business context
- Publication Name: Health Watch
- Topics: Health & Disability>Health care
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Dental Diagnosis Coding: The State of the Art
Dental Diagnosis Coding: The State of the Art Diagnostic coding in dental is in its infancy. This article explores the use of medical diagnostic coding and how it may transform dental care in ...- Authors: Joanne E Fontana
- Date: Jun 2017
- Competency: External Forces & Industry Knowledge>Actuarial theory in business context
- Publication Name: Health Watch
- Topics: Health & Disability>Health care; Health & Disability>Health insurance
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Who Is to Blame for Cost Increases?
Who Is to Blame for Cost Increases? Who Is to Blame for Cost Increases? by Dinkar Koppikar from Health Section News, October 2004, Issue No. 48. Behavioral economics;Funding policy;Health care ...- Authors: Dinkar B Koppikar
- Date: Oct 2004
- Competency: External Forces & Industry Knowledge>Actuarial theory in business context
- Publication Name: Health Watch
- Topics: Health & Disability>Health care
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Chairperson's Corner
Chairperson's Corner Hear from the chairperson on themes in the March 2017 issue of Health Watch, published by the Health Section. Health care costs;Health care reform;Health ...- Authors: Brian Pauley
- Date: Mar 2017
- Competency: External Forces & Industry Knowledge>Actuarial theory in business context; Technical Skills & Analytical Problem Solving>Problem analysis and definition
- Publication Name: Health Watch
- Topics: Health & Disability>Health care; Health & Disability>Health insurance; Health & Disability>Public financing - Health & Disability
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What We Have Learned in the Last50 Years—and Aren’t Using
What We Have Learned in the Last50 Years—and Aren’t Using This article reviews underwriting and why it has remained unchanged for 50 years. The unhealthy lifestyles of Americans are examined.- Authors: Chris E Stehno
- Date: May 2006
- Competency: External Forces & Industry Knowledge>Actuarial theory in business context
- Publication Name: Health Watch
- Topics: Health & Disability>Health care; Technology & Applications>Analytics and informatics
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Payment Reform Under The Medicare-Medicaid Financial Alignment Demonstration
Payment Reform Under The Medicare-Medicaid Financial Alignment Demonstration This article focuses on the capitation rate development methodology for the Medicare-Medicaid Financial Alignment ...- Authors: Michael Cook, Shelly Brandel
- Date: May 2013
- Competency: External Forces & Industry Knowledge>Actuarial theory in business context
- Publication Name: Health Watch
- Topics: Health & Disability>Health care; Public Policy; Social Insurance>Medicaid; Social Insurance>Medicare
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Abstracts of Health Articles from the North American Actuarial Journal
Abstracts of Health Articles from the North American Actuarial Journal Highlights of health related articles from the North American Actuarial Journal. A paper on health care reform and ...- Authors: Ian G Duncan
- Date: Jan 2015
- Competency: External Forces & Industry Knowledge>Actuarial theory in business context
- Publication Name: Health Watch
- Topics: Health & Disability>Health care; Health & Disability>Health care quality; Health & Disability>Payment models; Public Policy
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Pay-for-Performance Through theLens of Unwarranted Variation inthe Delivery of Health Care
Pay-for-Performance Through theLens of Unwarranted Variation inthe Delivery of Health Care This article deeply examines Pay-for-performance and presents curious findings through the lens of ...- Authors: David Wennberg
- Date: May 2006
- Competency: External Forces & Industry Knowledge>Actuarial theory in business context
- Publication Name: Health Watch
- Topics: Health & Disability>Health care
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Health Care Quality Issues Need Actuarial Input
Health Care Quality Issues Need Actuarial Input This article outlines what the author learned from the Sixth Annual Quality Colloquium at Harvard. From Health Watch, January 2008, Issue No. 57.- Authors: John Cookson
- Date: Jan 2008
- Competency: External Forces & Industry Knowledge>Actuarial theory in business context
- Publication Name: Health Watch
- Topics: Health & Disability>Health care