Healthcare Economist among the top Public Health blogs
That is according to Feedspot’s “70 Best Public Health Blogs and Websites” ranking. Healthcare Economist came in at #15. Check out the other top-ranked blogs and websites here.
Category: Blogging
Healthcare Economist reaches 5,000 posts
This is my 5,000th post at Healthcare Economist. I started this blog in January 2006 and my first post had the very creative title of “Welcome!!!” Since that time I finished my PhD, did work for the Centers for Medicare and Medicare Services, conducted research on behalf of some of the largest pharmaceutical companies in…
Healthcare Economist on vacation
Healthcare Economist will be out on vacation this week. Posting will resume August 9.
Healthcare Economist named top Health Policy blog
Healthcare Economist was named one of the top 30 health policy blogs on the web by Feedspot. In fact we came in at #4! The top 5 are: Bill of Health USC-Brookings Schaeffer Initiative for Health Policy The Health Care Blog (Health Policy) Healthcare Economist Health Populi. You can review the full list here.
Where — and Why — ICER Really Matters
Check out my interview on the Redeeming Value podcast with Brian Reid. PRECISIONheor Vice President Jason Shafrin pops in to talk about the Institute of Clinical and Economic Review and the broader question of where the group’s influence is centered and the elements of ICER reports that stakeholders are paying attention to. Do listen to…
Top 100 Economics Blogs of 2020
Healthcare Economist was named one of the Top 100 Economics blogs of 2020 by the Intelligent Economist website. In fact, it was the first blog listed in the “Sub-field economic blog” category. Please do check out the full list as well.
Academic Health Economists’ Blog Round-up
Today, I hosted the Academic Health Economists’ (AHE) blog weekly round-up for 3 February 2020. I review 3 very different papers: Capacity constraints and time allocation in public health clinics. Health Economics [PubMed] Published 14th January 2020 Outcome measures for oncology alternative payment models: practical considerations and recommendations. American Journal of Managed Care [PubMed] Published 11th December…
Top Healthcare Economist posts of 2019
As we head into 2020, we will briefly look back at the most read articles in 2019 on the Healthcare Economist blog. These include: Marginal Structural Models (and the “MSM: A Simple Example” was also popular) Trends in hospital consolidation Part D Fun Facts How to Value Curative Therapies What is a “digital practitioner”? Meth…
Single Payer and Sledding in the Snow
This weekend, I took my daughters to go sledding. Since we live in Southern California, this was an exciting event. In time for the holidays, a nearby park had set up a sledding hill and area for snowball fights. Even better, the snow event was free! The snow event worked just liked a single payer…
Academic Health Economist’s Blog: Journal Round Up
I hosted this week’s Academic Health Economist (AHE) blog journal round-up. Below is one of the papers reviewed, but do check-out the full article here. Price effects of a hospital merger: heterogeneity across health insurers, hospital products, and hospital locations. Health Economics [PubMed] [RePEc] Published 1st July 2019Most economics literature indicates that hospital mergers typically result…