Health Policy Journal Club , Health Policy

Health Policy Journal Club: Medicaid Managed Care Cuts ED Visits

9/6/2018

Medicaid managed care reduces disparities in preventable ED visits in Florida.

Health Policy , Mentorship

Health Policy Mentorship Program Puts Residents in Action in State Legislatures

8/19/2018 Erik J. Blutinger, MD, MSc

This year, the ACEP State Legislative and Regulatory Committee (SLRC) partnered with the EMRA Health Policy Committee to create a mentorship program. Medical students and residents were paired with he

Health Policy , Advocacy

Insurance Policy Creates Barrier for Care; ACEP Sues to Protect Patients

8/16/2018 Daniel Thomas, MSIII

A federal lawsuit has been filed to halt the dangerous but growing practice of retroactively denying insurance claims if a condition is later deemed not to have been an emergency.

Editor's Forum , Advocacy

Resident Advocacy Matters

8/16/2018 Tommy Eales, DO

We need to pick up an important new skill, fellow residents: effective advocacy. There's a lot happening in health care policy that affects not only your patients, but also your professional future.

Health Policy Journal Club , Health Policy , Insurance

Health Policy Journal Club: Myths About ED Overuse By The Uninsured

8/6/2018 Jennifer Nath, JD, MS

Uninsured patients use the ED as often as the insured yet use other care much less.

Health Policy Journal Club , Affordable Care Act , Health Policy , Advocacy

Health Policy Journal Club: The Emergency Department Role Is Critical

7/6/2018 Elizabeth Sherrill, MD

How much does the emergency department contribute to health care delivery in the United States? Do our policies reflect the ED’s current role?

Health Policy , Health Policy Journal Club

Health Policy Journal Club: Keeping It in the Community

6/4/2018 Hannah Moreira, MD, MPH

Can community health workers help cut down on ED "super-user" visits and lead to sustainable cost savings?

Health Policy , Health Policy Journal Club

Health Policy Journal Club: The Unintended Consequences of Saving Lives

5/6/2018 Eric Maughan, MD

In some cases, an intervention that saves lives also becomes a "moral hazard" that leads to risky behavior. Are we seeing this effect with naloxone?

Health Policy , Health Policy Journal Club

Health Policy Journal Club: If You Build It, They Will Check In

4/4/2018 Kyle Delbar, MD

The Health Policy Journal Club points out a Jevons paradox occurring in response to the increase in freestanding emergency department.

Health Policy Journal Club

Health Policy Journal Club: Nobody Likes Surprises

3/4/2018 Cameron J Gettel, MD

Good news! There are fewer surprise bills now than a decade ago. A surprise medical bill is one a patient receives from an out-of-network provider after seeking care at a facility considered "in-netw

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Health Policy Journal Club: Medicaid Managed Care Cuts ED Visits

Health Policy Mentorship Program Puts Residents in Action in State Legislatures

Insurance Policy Creates Barrier for Care; ACEP Sues to Protect Patients

Resident Advocacy Matters

Health Policy Journal Club: Myths About ED Overuse By The Uninsured

Health Policy Journal Club: The Emergency Department Role Is Critical

Health Policy Journal Club: Keeping It in the Community

Health Policy Journal Club: The Unintended Consequences of Saving Lives

Health Policy Journal Club: If You Build It, They Will Check In

Health Policy Journal Club: Nobody Likes Surprises

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