Inquiry 2007 - 2008: Vol 44 Index

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Index to Volume 44
SuBsyecT INDEX Assimilation
RescHovsky, JAMES D.; HADLEY, JACK: NicHots, LEN.
Access to Health Care Why Do Hispanics Have So Little Employer-Spon-
Swartz, KATHERINE. Time for a Change Time for sored Health Insurance? 44:257-279 (Fall).
Universal Coverage. 44:5—7 (Spring).
Battese/Coelli Simultaneous Stochastic Frontier Analysis
Access to Quality Service Rosko, Micuaet D.; PRoeENcA, Jose; ZINN, JACQUELINE
S.; Bazzoui, GLoria J. Hospital Inefficiency: What is
Quinn, Kevin. How Much is Enough? An Evidence-
the Impact of Membership in Different Types of
Based Framework for Setting Medicaid Payment
Systems? 44:335—349 (Fall).
Rates. 44: 247-256 (Fall).
Beneficiaries
Acute Care Services
Liu, Korsin; WissoKER, DouGLas; Swett, ALTHEA.
Liu, Korsin; WissoKeR, DouGLaAs; Swett, ALTHEA. Nursing Home Use by Dual-Eligible Beneficiaries in
Nursing Home Use by Dual-Eligible Beneficiaries in the Last Year of Life. 44:88—103 (Spring).
the Last Year of Life. 44:88—-103 (Spring).
California
Adverse Selection Kapur, KANIKA; Escarce, José J.; MARQuiIs, M. Susan.
Pauty, MARK V.; MitcHett, OuiviA S.; ZENG, YUHUI. Individual Health Insurance within the Family: Can
Death Spiral or Euthanasia? The Demise of Generous Subsidies Promote Family Coverage? 44:303—320
Group Health Insurance Coverage. 44:412-427 (Winter) (Fall).
SCHNEIDER, HELEN. Paying Their Way? Do Nonprofit
Hospitals Justify Their Favorable Tax Treatment?
African Americans
44:187-199 (Summer).
Haas, JENNIFER; SWARTZ, KATHERINE. The Relative
Importance of Worker, Firm, and Market Character- Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS)
istics for Racial/Ethnic Disparities in Employer-
McApams, Davip: SCHWARZ, MICHAEL. Perverse Incen-
Sponsored Heaith Insurance. 44:280—302 (Fall).
tives in the Medicare Prescription Drug Benefit.
44:157-166 (Summer).
Alliance for Advancing Nonprofit Health Care
Centralized Health Systems
ARMADA, Tony; BERMAN, Howarpb; Hopkins, JOHN;
KREYKES, BILL; WEGMILLER, DON; McCPHERSON, Rosko, MicHAeL D.; PRoeNca, Jose; ZINN, JACQUELINI
Bruce. What Does It Take to Build a Strong S.; Bazzoui, GLoria J. Hospital Inefficiency: What is
Nonprofit Health Care Board? 44:8—14 (Spring) the Impact of Membership in Different Types of
Bropy, EVELYN: HAMMER, DouG; HENKEL, OLIVER; Systems? 44:335-349 (Fall).
MATHENY. Patsy: Morse, ALAN R.; MCPHERSON, BRUCE.
The Future of Property Tax Exemption for Nonprofit Claims Data
Health Care Organizations. 44: 238-246 (Fall).
Liu. Korsin; WissoKER, DouGLas; Swett, ALTHEA.
Nursing Home Use by Dual-Eligible Beneficiaries in
Alzheimer’s Disease and Related Dementias (ADRD) the Last Year of Life. 44:88—103 (Spring).
AYYAGARI, PADMAJA; SALM, MARTIN; SLOAN, FRANK A.
Community-Based Services
Effects of Diagnosed Dementia on Medicare and
Medicaid Program Costs. 44:481-494 (Winter). KITCHENER, MARTIN; NG, TERENCE; CARRILLO, HELEN;
Miter, NANcy; HARRINGTON, CHARLENE. Developing
Personal Care Programs: National Trends and Inter-
Ambulatory Surgery Centers
state Variation, 1992-2002. 44:69-87 (Spring).
Bian, Jon; Morrisey, Micuaet A. Free-Standing SCHNEIDER, HELEN. Paying Their Way? Do Nonprofit
Ambulatory Surgery Centers and Hospital Surgery Hospitals Justify Their Favorable Tax Treatment?
Volume. 44:200—210 (Summer). 44:187—199 (Summer).
Inquiry 44: 501-512 (Winter 2007/2008). © 2007 Excellus Health Plan, Inc.
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Inquiry/ Volume 44, Winter 2007/2008
Competition Diagnostic Cost Groups (DCGs)
BIAN, JoHN; Morrisey, MicHAeL A. A Free-Standing PRINSZE, FEMMEKE J.; VAN VLIET, RENE C. J. A. Health-
Ambulatory Surgery Centers and Hospital Surgery Based Risk Adjustment: Improving the Pharmacy-
Volume. 44: 200-210 (Summer). Based Cost Group Model by Adding Diagnostic Cost
NewuousE, Josepu P.; SEIGUER, ERICA; FRANK, RICHARD Groups. 44:469-480 (Winter).
G. Was Part D a Giveaway to the Pharmaceutical
Industry? 44:15—25 (Spring). Disabled
SANTERRE, REXFORD E.; VERNON, JoHN A. Ownership
Form and Consumer Welfare: Evidence from the KITCHENER, MARTIN: NG, TERENCE; CARRILLO, HELEN,
MILLer, NANcy; HARRINGTON, CHARLENE. Developing
Nursing Home Industry. 44: 381-399 (Winter).
Personal Care Programs: National Trends and Inter-
SCHNEIDER, JOHN E.; OHSFELDT, RoBerT L.; Morrisey,
MicHaAeL A.; Li, PENGXIANG; MILLER, THOMAS R.; state Variation, 1992-2002. 44:69-87 (Spring).
ZELNER, BENNET A. Effects of Specialty Hospitals on
the Financial Performance of General Hospitals, Disenrollment
1997-2004. 44:321—334 (Fall).
Livermore, GINA A.; GOODMAN, NANETTE; HOoveEN,
Frep; HAsHEMI, LoBat. Premium Increases in State
Consumer Benefits and Costs
Heaith Insurance Programs: Lessons from a Case
SANTERRE, REXFORD E.; VERNON, JOHN A. Ownership Study of the Massachusetts Medicaid Buy-In Program.
Form and Consumer Welfare. Evidence from the 44: 428-44? (Winter).
Nursing Home Industry. 44:381—399 (Winter).
Dual-Eligible Beneficiaries
Consumer-Directed Health Plans
Liu, Korsin; WissoKeER, DouGLas; Swett, ALTHEA.
FELDMAN, ROGER: PARENTE, STEPHEN T.; CHRISTIANSON, Nursing Home Use by Dual-Eligible Beneficiaries in
Jon B. Consumer-Directed Health Plans: New Evi- the Last Year of Life. 44:88—103 (Spring).
dence on Spending and Utilization. 44:26—40 (Spring).
Dutch Social Health Insurance
Cost-Benefit Ratio
PRINSZE, FEMMEKE J.; VAN VLIET, RENE C. J. A. Health-
GOLDMAN, L. ELIZABETH; HENDERSON, STUART; DOHAN, Based Risk Adjustment: Improving the Pharmacy-
DANIEL P.; TALAVERA, JASON A.; DupLey, R. ADAMS. Based Cost Group Model by Adding Diagnostic Cost
Public Reporting and Pay-for-Performance: Safety- Groups. 44:469-480 (Winter).
Net Hospital Executives’ Concerns and Policy Sug-
gestions. 44:137—145 (Summer). Dying
Liu, Korsin; WissokeR, DouGLas; Swett, ALTHEA.
Costs (See Health Care Costs )
Nursing Home Use by Dual-Eligible Beneficiaries in
Current Population Survey’s Public Use File the Last Year of Life. 44:88—103 (Spring).
Mark, BarBara A.: HArLess, Davin W. Nurse Staffing,
DAVERN, MICHAEL; JONES, ARTHUR, JR.; LEPKOWSKI, Mortality, and Length of Stay in For-Profit and Not-
JAMES; DAvipson, GestuR; BLEweTT, LYNN A. Esti- for-Profit Hospitals. 44: 167-186 (Summer).
mating Regression Standard Errors with Data from
the Current Population Survey’s Public Use File.
Education Policy
44:211—224 (Summer).
Monueit, ALAN C. Education Policy is Health Policy.
Decentralized Systems 44:233-237 (Fall).
Rosko, MicHAeL D.; PROENCA, Jose; ZINN, JACQUELINE
Efficiency
S.; BAzzoui, GLoria J. Hospital Inefficiency: What is
the Impact of Membership in Different Types of Rosko, MicHaet D.; PRoeNnca, Jose; ZINN, JACQUELINI
Systems? 44:335—349 (Fall). S.; Bazzoui, GLoria J. Hospital Inefficiency: What is
the Impact of Membership in Different Types of
Dementia Systems? 44: 335-349 (Fall).
SHEN, Yu-Cuu; EGGLESTON, KAREN; LAu, JosepH; SCHMID,
AYYAGARI, PADMAJA; SALM, MARTIN; SLOAN, FRANK A. CuristopHeR H. Hospital Ownership and Financial
Effects of Diagnosed Dementia on Medicare and Performance: What Explains the Different Findings in
Medicaid Program Costs. 44:481-494 ¢Winter).
the Empirical Literature? 44:41—68 (Spring).
Demographic Risk Adjustment Model Elderly
PRINSZE, FEMMEKE J.: VAN VIET, RENE C. J. A. Health- KITCHENER, MARTIN; NG, TERENCE; CARRILLO, HELEN;
Based Risk Adjustment: Improving the Pharmacy- MILLER, NANCY; HARRINGTON, CHARLENE. Developing
Based Cost Group Model by Adding Diagnostic Cost Personai Care Programs: National Trends and Inter-
Groups. 44:469-480 (Winter). state Variation, 1992-2002. 44:69-87 (Spring).
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Index to Volume 44
Employer-Sponsored Insurance (ESI) First-in-Class Drugs
FELDMAN, ROGER; PARENTE, STEPHEN T.; CHRISTIANSON, Newnouse, Joseru P.; SEIGUER, ERICA; FRANK, RICHARD
Jon B. Consumer-Directed Health Plans: New Evi- G. Was Part D a Giveaway to the Pharmaceutical
dence on Spending and Utilization. 44: 26-40 (Spring). Industry? 44:15—25 (Spring).
HAAS, JENNIFER; SWARTZ, KATHERINE. The Relative
Importance of Worker, Firm, and Market Character- Fixed-Dollar Contribution Policy
istics for Racial/Ethnic Disparities in Employer-
PauLty, MARK V.; MitcHeLt, Ouivia S.; ZENG, YUHUIL.
Sponsored Health Insurance. 44:280—302 (Fall).
Death Spiral or Euthanasia? The Demise of Generous
HirtH, RIcHARD A.; GRAZIER, Kyte L.; CHERNEW,
Group Health Insurance Coverage. 44:412-427 (Winter).
Micuae_ E.; OKEKE, EDwarD N. Insurers’ Competitive
Strategy and Enrollment in Newly Offered Preferred
Formulary Composition
Provider Organizations (PPOs). 44: 400-411 (Winter).
PauLy, MArK V.; MitcHett, Outvia S.; ZENG, YUHUI. McApams, Davin; SCHWARZ, MICHAEL. Perverse Incen-
Death Spiral or Euthanasia? The Demise of Generous tives in the Medicare Prescription Drug Benefit.
Group Health Insurance Coverage. 44: 412-427 (Winter). 44:157-166 (Summer).
RescHovsky, JAMES D.; HADLEY, JACK: NicHoLs, LEN.
Why Do Hispanics Have So Little Employer-Spon- For-Profit Hospitals
sored Health Insurance? 44:257-279 (Fall).
ARMADA, TONY: BERMAN, Howarp; Hopkins, JOHN:
SWARTZ, KATHERINE. Time for a Change Time for KREYKES, BILL; WEGMILLER, Don; McPHERSON,
Universal Coverage. 44:5—7 (Spring).
Bruce. What Does It Take to Build a Strong
Nonprofit Health Care Board? 44:8—14 (Spring).
Evidence-Based Framework
Mark, BARBARA A.; HARLeEss, Davin W. Nurse Staffing,
QuiINN, Kevin. How Much is Enough? An Evidence- Mortality, and Length of Stay in For-Profit and Not-
Based Framework for Setting Medicaid Payment for-Profit Hospitals. 44:167-186 (Summer).
Rates. 44: 247-256 (Fall). Suen, Yu-Cuu; EGGLESTON, KAREN; LAu, JOSEPH;
SCHMID, CHRISTOPHER H. Hospital Ownership and
Expenditure Data Financial Performance: What Explains the Different
Findings in the Empirical Literature? 44:41—68
SHEN, Yu-Cuu; EGGLESTON, KAREN; LAU, JOSEPH: (Spring)
ScHMID, CuristopHER H. Hospital Ownership and
Financial Performance: What Explains the Different General Hospitals
Findings in the Empirical Literature? 44:41-68
(Spring). SCHNEIDER, JOHN E.; OusFELDT, RoBert L.; Morrisey,
MicuHaet A.; Li, PENGXIANG: MILLerR, THOMAS R.:
Family Coverage ZELNER, BENNET A. Effects of Specialty Hospitals on
the Financial Performance of General Hospitals,
Kapur, KANIKA; Escarce, José J.;: MARQuis, M. SuSAN. 1997-2004. 44:321—334 (Fall).
Individual Health Insurance within the Family: Can
Subsidies Promote ramily Coverage? 44:303-320 Genetic Discrimination
(Fall).
PoLLitz, KAREN; PESHKIN, BetH N.; Banoir, ELiza:
Fee-for-Service (FFS) Plans Lucia, Kevin. Genetic Discrimination in Health
Insurance: Current Legal Protections and Industry
HirtH, RicHarp A.; GRazieR, Kyte L.; CHERNEW, Practices. 44:350—368 (Fall).
MICHAEL E.; OKEKE, EpwarD N. Insurers’ Competitive
Strategy and Enrollment in Newly Offered Preferred Genetic Research
Provider Organizations (PPOs). 44:400-411 (Winter).
Pauty, MaArK V.; MitcHett, Ouivia §.; ZENG, YUHUI. POLLITZ, KAREN; PESHKIN, BetTH N.; BANGiT, ELIZA:
Death Spiral or Euthanasia? The Demise of Generous Lucia, Kevin. Genetic Discrimination in Health
Group Health Insurance Coverage. 44:412-427 (Winter). Insurance: Current Legal Protections and Industry
Practices. 44:350—368 (Fall).
Financial Performance
Group Health Insurance Coverage
SCHNEIDER, JOHN E.; OusFELDT, Ropert L.; Morrisey,
PAULY, Mark V.; MitcHett, Outvia S.; ZENG, YUHUI.
Micuaet A.; Li, PENGXIANG: MILLER, THOMAS R.;
Death Spiral or Euthanasia? The Demise of Generous
ZeELNER, BENNET A. Effects of Specialty Hospitals on
Group Health Insurance Coverage. 44:412-427 (Winter).
the Financial Performance of General Hospitals,
1997-2004. 44:321—334 (Fall).
Health-Based Risk Adjustment
SHen, Yu-Cuu; EGGLeston, KAREN; LAu, JOSEPH:
Scumip, CuristopHerR H. Hospital Ownership and PRiNSZE, FEMMEKE J., VAN VIET, RENE C. J. A. Health-
Financial Performance: What Explains the Different Based Risk Adjustment: Improving the Pharmacy-
Findings in the Empirical Literature? 44:41-68 Based Cost Group Model by Adding Diagnostic Cost
(Spring). Groups. 44:469-480 (Winter).
Inquiry/ Volume 44, Winter 2007/2008
Healthcare Cost and Utilization Project Health Care Services
Mark, BARBARA A.; HARLEss, DAvip W. Nurse Staffing, Quinn, Kevin. How Much is Enough? An Evidence-
Mortality, and Length of Stay in For-Profit and Not- Based Framework for Setting Medicaid Payment
for-Profit Hospitals. 44:167—186 (Summer). Rates. 44: 247-256 (Fall).
STUART, BRUCE C.; BRIESACHER, BECKY A.; Dosui, JALPA
A.; WRoBEL, MariAN V.; BAysAc, FATIMA. Will Part D
Health Care Costs
Produce Savings in Part A and Part B? The Impact of
AYYAGARI, PADMAJA; SALM, MARTIN; SLOAN, FRANK A. Prescription Drug Coverage on Medicare Program
Effects of Diagnosed Dementia on Medicare and Expenditures. 44:146—156 (Summer).
Medicaid Program Costs. 44:481—494 (Winter).
Kapur, KANIKA; Escarce, José J.; MARQuis, M. SuSsAN.
Health Insurance
Individual Health Insurance within the Family: Can
Subsidies Promote Family Coverage? 44:303-320 (Fall). FELDMAN, ROGER; PARENTE, STEPHEN T.; CHRISTIANSON,
Liu, Korsin; WissOKER, DouGLAs; Swett, ALTHEA. Jon B. Consumer-Directed Health Plans: New
Nursing Home Use by Dual-Eligible Beneficiaries in Evidence on Spending and Utilization. 44:26—40
the Last Year of Life. 44:88-103 (Spring). (Spring).
McApams, Davip; SCHWARZ, MICHAEL. Perverse Incen- Haas, JENNIFER; SWARTZ, KATHERINE. The Relative
tives in the Medicare Prescription Drug Benefit. Importance of Worker, Firm, and Market Character-
44:157-166 (Summer). istics for Racial/Ethnic Disparities in Employer-
NEWHOUSE, JOSEPH P.; SEIGUER, ERICA; FRANK, RICHARD Sponsored Health Insurance. 44:280—302 (Fall).
G. Was Part D a Giveaway to the Pharmaceutical Hitt, Steven C. The Accuracy of Reported Insurance
Industry? 44:15—25 (Spring). Status in the MEPS. 44:443-468 (Winter).
Quinn, Kevin. How Much is Enough? An Evidence- HirtH, RICHARD A.; GRAZIER, KyLe L.; CHERNEW,
Based Framework for Setting Medicaid Payment MICHAEL E.; OKEKE, EDWARD N. Insurers’ Competi-
Rates. 44: 247-256 (Fall). tive Strategy and Enrollment in Newly Offered
STUART, BRucE C.; BRIESACHER, BECKY A.; Dosui, JALPA Preferred Provider Organizations (PPOs). 44:400
A.; WRrosBeEL, MARIAN V.; BAysAc, FATIMA. Will Part D 411 (Winter).
Produce Savings in Part A and Part B? The Impact of KAPUR, KANIKA; EscArCE, JosE J.; MARQuis, M. SUSAN.
Prescription Drug Coverage on Medicare Program Individual Health Insurance within the Family: Can
Subsidies Promote Family Coverage? 44:303—320
Expenditures. 44:146—156 (Summer).
(Fall).
SHEN, YU-CHU; EGGLESTON, KAREN; LAU, JOSEPH; SCHMID,
LIVERMORE, GINA A.; GOODMAN, NANETTE; HOOVEN,
CuristopHER H. Hospital Ownership and Financial
Frep; HAsHem!, Lopat. Premium Increases in State
Performance: What Explains the Different Findings in
Health Insurance Programs: Lessons from a Case
the Empirical Literature? 44:41—68 (Spring).
Study of the Massachusetts Medicaid Buy-In Pro-
gram. 44:428-442 (Winter).
Health Care Delivery Monueit, ALAN C. Thoughts on Health Insurance
GOLDMAN, L. ELIZABETH; HENDERSON, STUART; DOHAN, Expansions and the Value of Coverage. 44:133-136
DANIEL P.; TALAVERA, JASON A.; DupDLEY, R. ADAms. (Summer).
Public Reporting and Pay-for-Performance: Safety- PauLy, MARK V.; MITCHELL, OttviA S.; ZENG, YUHUI.
Net Hospital Executives’ Concerns and Policy Sug- Death Spiral or Euthanasia? The Demise of Generous
Group Health Insurance Coverage. 44:412—427 (Winter).
gestions. 44:137—145 (Summer).
POLLITZ, KAREN; PESHKIN, BETH N.; BANGIT, ELIZA;
SCHNEIDER, HELEN. Paying Their Way? Do Nonprofit
Lucia, Kevin. Genetic Discrimination in Health
Hospitals Justify Their Favorable Tax Treatment?
44:187-199 (Summer). Insurance: Current Legal Protections and Industry
Practices. 44:350—368 (Fall).
RescHovsky, JAMES D.; HADLEY, JACK; NICHOLS, LEN.
Health Care Markets Why Do Hispanics Have So Little Employer-Spon-
BIAN, JOHN; Morrisey, MicHAeEL A. Free-Standing sored Health Insurance? 44:257—279 (Fall).
Ambulatory Surgery Centers and Hospital Surgery Swartz, KATHERINE. Time for a Change Time for
Universal Coverage. 44:5—7 (Spring).
Volume. 44:200-210 (Summer).
Health Care Reform Health Maintenance Organizations (HMOs)
Monueit, ALAN C. Ideology, Politics, and Health Care HirtH, RICHARD A.; GRAZIER, KYLE L.; CHERNEW,
Reform. 44:377—380 (Winter). MIcHAEL E.; OkEKE, EDwarD N. Insurers’ Competi-
PRINSZE, FEMMEKE J.; VAN VLIET, RENE C. J. A. Health- tive Strategy and Enrollment in Newly Offered
Based Risk Adjustment: Improving the Pharmacy- Preferred Provider Organizations (PPOs). 44:400
Based Cost Group Model by Adding Diagnostic Cost 411 (Winter).
Groups. 44:469-480 (Winter). McKay, Niccie L.; MENG, ZiAoxiAN. The Effect of
SwARTz, KATHERINE. Time for a Change Time for Managed Care on Hospitals’ Provision of Uncom-
Universal Coverage. 44:5—7 (Spring). pensated Care. 44:114—124 (Spring).
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Index to Volume 44
Health Policies McKay, Niccte L.; MENG, Z1AOxIAN. The Effect of
Managed Care on Hospitals’ Provision of Uncom-
DAVERN, MICHAEL; JONES, ARTHUR, JR.; LEPKOWSKI,
pensated Care. 44:114-124 (Spring).
James; Davipson, GestuR; BLEweTT, LYNN A. Esti-
Rosko, MICHAEL D.; PROENCA, JOSE; ZINN, JACQUELINE
mating Regression Standard Errors with Data from
S.; Bazzoui, Goria J. Hospital Inefficiency: What is
the Current Population Survey’s Public Use File.
the Impact of Membership in Different Types of
44:211-224 (Summer).
Systems? 44:335—349 (Fall).
Mark, BARBARA A.; HARLess, Davip W. Nurse Staffing,
SCHNEIDER, HELEN. Paying Their Way? Do Nonprofit
Mortality, and Length of Stay in For-Profit and Not-
Hospitals Justify Their Favorable Tax Treatment?
for-Profit Hospitals. 44:167-186 (Summer).
44:187-199 (Summer).
Monuelit, ALAN C. Education Policy is Health Policy.
SCHNEIDER, JOHN E.; OHSFELDT, RoBeRT L.; Morrisey,
44:233-237 (Fall).
MicHaAeL A.; Li, PENGXIANG; MILLER, THOMAS R.;
ZELNER, BENNET A. Effects of Specialty Hospitals on
Health Systems
the Financial Performance of General Hospitals,
Rosko, MicHAEL D.; PRoENCA, Jose; ZINN, JACQUELINE 1997-2004. 44:321-334 (Fall).
S.; Bazzo.it, GLoria J. Hospital Inefficiency: What is STUART, Bruce C.; BRIESACHER, BECKY A.; Dosui, JALPA
the Impact of Membership in Different Types of A.; WRoBEL, MARIAN V.; Baysac, FATIMA. Will Part D
Systems? 44:335—349 (Fall). Produce Savings in Part A and Part B? The Impact of
Prescription Drug Coverage on Medicare Program
Hispanics Expenditures. 44:146—156 (Summer).
HAAs, JENNIFER; SWARTZ, KATHERINE. The Relative
Hospital Ownership
Importance of Worker, Firm, and Market Character-
istics for Racial/Ethnic Disparities in Employer- SCHNEIDER, HELEN. Paying Their Way? Do Nonprofit
Sponsored Health Insurance. 44:280—302 (Fall). Hospitals Justify Their Favorable Tax Treatment?
RescHovsky, JAMES D.; HApDLey, JACK; NicHos, LEN. 44:187-199 (Summer).
Why Do Hispanics Have So Little Employer-Spon- SHEN, YU-CHU; EGGLESTON, KAREN; LAU, JOSEPH; SCHMID,
sored Health Insurance? 44:257—279 (Fall). CHRISTOPHER H. Hospital Ownership and Financial
Performance: What Explains the Different Findings in
Home Health Care the Empirical Literature? 44:41—68 (Spring).
KITCHENER. MARTIN; NG, TERENCE; CARRILLO, HELEN;
Individual Health Insurance
MILLER, NANCY; HARRINGTON, CHARLENE. Developing
Personal Care Programs: National Trends and Inter- Kapur, KANIKA; Escarce, José J.; MARQuis, M. SusAN.
state Variation, 1992-2002. 44:69-87 (Spring). Individual Health Insurance within the Family: Can
Subsidies Promote Family Coverage? 44:303—320
Hospice Care (Fall).
HAN, BetH; REMSBURG, RoBIN E.; McCAULEY, WILLIAM Inpatient Care
J.; Keay, Timotuy J.; TRAvis, Suirtey S. Length of
Hospice Care among U.S. Adults: 1992-2000. 44:104 PRINSZE, FEMMEKE J.; VAN VLIET, RENE C. J. A. Health-
113 (Spring). Based Risk Adjustment: Improving the Pharmacy-
Based Cost Group Model by Adding Diagnostic Cost
Hospitals Groups. 44:469-480 (Winter).
ARMADA, TONY; BERMAN, HOWARD; HopkKINs, JOHN;
Insurance Coverage
KREYKES, BILL; WEGMILLER, Don; McPHERSON,
Bruce. What Does It Take to Build a Strong Hitt, Steven C. The Accuracy of Reported Insurance
Nonprofit Health Care Board? 44:8—14 (Spring). Status in the MEPS. 44:443-468 (Winter).
BiIAN, JOHN; Morrisey, MicHAeL A. Free-Standing RescHovsky, JAMES D.; HADLEY, JACK; NICHOLS, LEN.
Ambulatory Surgery Centers and Hospital Surgery Why Do Hispanics Have So Little Employer-Spon-
Volume. 44:200—210 (Summer). sored Health Insurance? 44:257—279 (Fall).
Bropy, EveLyN; HAMMER, DouG; HENKEL, OLIVER;
MATHENY, Patsy; Morse, ALAN R.; McPHERSON, Insurers
Bruce. The Future of Property Tax Exemption for
HirtH, RicHArD A.; GRAZIER, KyLe L.; CHERNEW,
Nonprofit Health Care Oranizations. 44:238—246 (Fall).
MICHAEL E.; OKEKE, EDWARD N. Insurers’ Competitive
GoLpDMAN, L. ELIZABETH; HENDERSON, STUART; DOHAN,
Strategy and Enrollment in Newly Offered Preferred
DANIEL P.; TALAVERA, JASON A.; DupLey, R. ADAMs.
Provider Organizations (PPOs). 44:400-411 (Winter).
Public Reporting and Pay-for-Performance: Safety-
Net Hospital Executives’ Concerns and Policy Sug-
Job Training
gestions. 44:137—145 (Summer).
Mark, Barsara A.; HAr-ess, Davip W. Nurse Staffing, RescHovsky, JAMES D.; HADLey, JAcK; NICHOLS, LEN.
Mortality, and Length of Stay in For-Profit and Not- Why Do Hispanics Have So Little Employer-Spon-
for-Profit Hospitals. 44:167—186 (Summer). sored Health Insurance? 44:257—279 (Fall).
Inquiry/Volume 44, Winter 2007/2008
Kaplan-Meier Method Quinn, Kevin. How Much is Enough? An Evidence-
Based Framework for Setting Medicaid Payment
HAN, Beto; REMsBURG, RosBIN E.; MCAULEY, WILLIAM Rates. 44: 247-256 (Fall).
J.; Keay, Timorny J.; TRAvis, SHIRLEY S. Length of
SCHNEIDER, JOHN E.; OHSFELDT, RoBerT L.; Morrisey,
Hospice Care among U.S. Adults: 1992-2000. 44:104 MIcHAEL A.; Li, PENGXIANG; MILLER, THOMAS R.;
113 (Spring).
ZELNER, BENNET A. Effects of Specialty Hospitals on
the Financial Performance of General Hospitals,
Length of Service 1997-2004. 44:321-334 (Fall).
Han, BETH; REMSBURG, RoBIN E.; MCAULEY, WILLIAM
Medical Expenditure Panel Survey, Household
J.; Keay, Timotuy J.; Travis, SHircey S. Length of
Component (MEPS-HC)
Hospice Care among U.S. Adults: 1992-2000. 44:104
113 (Spring). Hitt, Steven C. The Accuracy of Reported Insurance
Status in the MEPS. 44:443-468 (Winter).
Length of Stay
Medical Spending
Mark, BARBARA A.; HARLESs, DAvip W. Nurse Staffing,
Mortality, and Length of Stay in For-Profit and Not- FELDMAN, ROGER; PARENTE, STEPHEN T.; CHRISTIANSON,
for-Profit Hospitals. 44:167—186 (Summer). Jon B. Consumer-Directed Health Plans: New Evi-
dence on Spending and Utilization. 44:26—40 (Spring).
Long-Term Care Medical Underwriting
KITCHENER, MARTIN; NG, TERENCE; CARRILLO, HELEN; POLLITZ, KAREN; PESHKIN, BetH N.; Banait, ELIza;
MILLerR, NANCY; HARRINGTON, CHARLENE. Developing Lucia, Kevin. Genetic Discrimination in Health
Personal Care Programs: National Trends and Inter- Insurance: Current Legal Protections and Industry
state Variation, 1992-2002. 44:69-87 (Spring). Practices. 44:350—368 (Fall).
Managed Care Medicare
HirtH, RicHARD A.; GRAZIER, KYLE L.; CHERNEW, AYYAGARI, PADMAJA; SALM, MARTIN; SLOAN, FRANK A.
MICHAEL E.; OKEKE, EDWARD N. Insurers’ Competi- Effects of Diagnosed Dementia on Medicare and
tive Strategy and Enrollment in Newly Offered Medicaid Program Costs. 44:481-494 (Winter).
Preferred Provider Organizations (PPOs). 44:400 Han, BetH; REMsBuRG, Rosin E.; MCAULEY, WILLIAM J.;
401 (Winter). Keay, Timotny J.; TRAvis, SHIRLEY S. Length of Hospice
Mark, BARBARA A.:; HArLess, Davip W. Nurse Staffing, Care among U.S. Adults: 1992-2000. 44:104—113 (Spring).
Mortality, and Length of Stay in For-Profit and Not- Liu, Korpin; WissoKER, DouGLAs; Swett, ALTHEA.
for-Profit Hospitals. 44:167-186 (Summer). Nursing Home Use by Dual-Eligible Beneficiaries in
McKay, Niccie L.; MENG, ZIAOXIAN. The Effect of the Last Year of Life. 44:88-103 (Spring).
Managed Care on Hospitals’ Provision of Uncom- Mark, BARBARA A.; Harcess, Davip W. Nurse Staffing,
pensated Care. 44:114—124 (Spring). Mortality, and Length of Stay in For-Profit and Not-
for-Profit Hospitals. 44:167—186 (Summer).
Massachusetts McApams, Davip; SCHWARZ, MICHAEL. Perverse Incen-
tives in the Medicare Prescription Drug Benefit.
LIVERMORE, GINA A.; GOODMAN, NANETTE; HOOvVEN, 44:157—166 (Summer).
Frep; HaAsHemi, Lopat. Premium Increases in State Newnouse, Josepu P.; SEIGUER, ERICA; FRANK, RICHARD
Health Insurance Programs: Lessons from a Case G. Was Part D a Giveaway to the Pharmaceutical
Study of the Massachusetts Medicaid Buy-In Pro-
Industry? 44:15—25 (Spring).
gram. 44:428-442 (Winter).
SCHNEIDER, JOHN E.; OHSFELDT, RoBerT L.; Morrisey,
MIcHAEL A.; Li, PENGXIANG; MILLER, THOMAS R.;
Medicaid ZELNER, BENNET A. Effects of Specialty Hospitals on
AYYAGARI, PADMAJA; SALM, MARTIN; SLOAN, FRANK A. the Financial Performance of General Hospitals,
Effects of Diagnosed Dementia on Medicare and 1997-2004. 44:321—334 (Fall).
Medicaid Program Costs. 44:481-494 (Winter). STUART, Bruce C.; BRIESACHER, Becky A.; Dosui, JALPA
KITCHENER, MARTIN; NG, TERENCE; CARRILLO, HELEN: A.; WRoBEL, MARIAN V.; BAysac, FATIMA. Will Part D
MILLER, NANCY; HARRINGTON, CHARLENE. Developing Produce Savings in Part A and Part B? The Impact of
Personal Care Programs: National Trends and Inter- Prescription Drug Coverage on Medicare Program
state Variation, 1992-2002. 44:69-87 (Spring). Expenditures. 44:146—-156 (Summer).
Liu, KorBin; WISSOKER, DOUGLAS: Swett, ALTHEA.
Medicare Prescription Drug Benefit
Nursing Home Use by Dual-Eligible Beneficiaries in
the Last Year of Life. 44:88-103 (Spring). McApams, Davip; SCHWARZ, MICHAEL. Perverse Incen-
LIVERMORE, GINA A.; GOODMAN, NANETTE; HOOveEN, tives in the Medicare Prescription Drug Benefit.
Frep; HAsHeMi, Losat. Premium Increases in State 44:157-166 (Summer).
Health Insurance Programs: Lessons from a Case Newnouse, Joseru P.; SEIGUER, ERICA; FRANK, RICHARD
Study of the Massachusetts Medicaid Buy-In Pro- G. Was Part D a Giveaway to the Pharmaceutical
gram. 44:428-442 (Winter). Industry? 44:15—25 (Spring).
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STUART, BRucE C.; BRIESACHER, BECKY A.; Dosui, JALPA Nursing Homes
A.; WROBEL, MARIAN V.; BAysAc, FATIMA. Will Part D
Liu, Korsin; WissoKER, DouGLas; Swett, ALTHEA.
Produce Savings in Part A and Part B? The Impact of
Nursing Home Use by Dual-Eligible Beneficiaries in
Prescription Drug Coverage on Medicare Program
the Last Year of Life. 44:88—103 (Spring).
Expenditures. 44:146—156 (Summer).
SANTERRE, REXFORD E.; VERNON, JOHN A. Ownership
Form and Consumer Welfare: Evidence from the
Meta-Analytic Methods Nursing Home Industry. 44:381—399 (Winter).
SHEN, YU-CHU; EGGLESTON, KAREN; LAu, JOSEPH; SCHMID,
CurisTtoPpHER H. Hospital Ownership and Financial Older Americans Act Title Ill
Performance: What Explains the Different Findings in KITCHENER, MARTIN; NG, TERENCE; CARRILLO, HELEN;
the Empirical Literature? 44:41—68 (Spring). MILLerR, NANcy; HARRINGTON, CHARLENE. Developing
Personal Care Programs: National Trends and Inter-
Michigan, University of, Employees state Variation, 1992-2002. 44:69-87 (Spring).
HirtH, RicHArRD A.; GRAZIER, KYLE L.; CHERNEW,
Ownership Form
MicuacL E.; OKEKE, EDwarD N. Insurers’ Competitive
Strategy and Enrollment in Newly Offered Preferred SANTERRE, REXFORD E.; VERNON, JoHN A. Ownership
Provider Organizations (PPOs). 44:400-411 (Winter). Form and Consumer Welfare: Evidence from the
Nursing Home Industry. 44:381—399 (Winter).
Mortality SHEN, Yu-CHu; EGGLESTON, KAREN; LAu, JOSEPH;
ScHMID, CHRISTOPHER H. Hospital Ownership and
Mark, BarBara A.:; Hartess, Davin W. Nurse Staffing, Financial Performance: What Explains the Different
Mortality, and Length of Stay in For-Profit and Not- Findings in the Empirical Literature? 44:41-68
for-Profit Hospitals. 44:167—186 (Summer). (Spring).
Multivariate Cox Proportional Hazards Model Pay-for-Performance
HAN, BetH; REMSBURG, RoBIN E.; MCAULEY, WILLIAM GOoLpMAN, L. ELIZABETH; HENDERSON, STUART; DOHAN,
J.; Keay, Timotuy J.; TRAvis, SHIRLEY S. Length of DanieL P.; TALAVERA, JASON A.; DuDLEY, R. ADAMS.
Hospice Care among U.S. Adults: 1992-2000. 44:104 Public Reporting and Pay-for-Performance: Safety-
113 (Spring). Net Hospital Executives’ Concerns and Policy Sug-
gestions. 44:137—145 (Summer).
National Home and Hospice Care Surveys
Personal Care Programs
HAN, BETH; REMSBURG, RoBIN E.; MCAULEY, WILLIAM
J.: Keay, TIMOTHY J.; Travis, Suircey S. Length of KITCHENER, MARTIN; NG, TERENCE; CARRILLO, HELEN;
Hospice Care among U.S. Adults: 1992-2000. 44:104 MILLER, NANCY; HARRINGTON, CHARLENE. Developing
113 (Spring). Personal Care Programs: National Trends and Inter-
state Variation, 1992—2002. 44:69-87 (Spring).
Nonprofit Health Care
Pharmaceutical Industry
ARMADA, TONY; BERMAN, HOWARD; HopkINs, JOHN:
KREYKES, BILL; WEGMILLER, Don; McPHERSON, Newuouse, Josepu P.; SEIGUER, ERICA; FRANK, RICHARD
Bruce. What Does It Take to Build a Strong G. Was Part D a Giveaway to the Pharmaceutical!
Nonprofit Health Care Board? 44:8—14 (Spring). Industry? 44:15—25 (Spring).
Bropy, EveLYN; HAMMER, DouG; HENKEL, OLIVER;
MATHENY, Patsy; Morse, ALAN R.; MCPHERSON, BRUCE. Pharmacy-Based Cost Groups (PCGs)
The Future of Property Tax Exemption for Nonprofit
PriNSZE, FEMMEKE J.; VAN VLIET, RENE C. J. A. Health-
Heaith Care Organizations. 44:238—246 (Fall).
Based Risk Adjustment: Improving the Pharmacy-
Mark, BARBARA A.; Harcess, Davin W. Nurse Staffing,
Based Cost Group Model by Adding Diagnostic Cost
Mortality, and Length of Stay in For-Profit and Not-
Groups. 44:469-480 (Winter).
for-Profit Hospitals. 44:167—186 (Summer).
SANTERRE, REXFORD E.; VERNON, JOHN A. Ownership
Physician-Owned Specialty Hospitals
Form and Consumer Welfare: Evidence from the
Nursing Home Industry. 44:381—399 (Winter). SCHNEIDER, JOHN E.; OuSFELDT, RoBERT L.; Morrisey,
SCHNEIDER, HELEN. Paying Their Way? Do Nonprofit MicHaAeL A.; Li, PENGXIANG; MILLER, THOMAS R.:
Hospitals Justify Their Favorable Tax Treatment? ZELNER, BeNNET A. Effects of Specialty Hospitals on
44:187-199 (Summer). the Financial Performance of General Hospitals,
1997-2004. 44:321—334 (Fall).
Nurse Staffing
Physician Services
Mark, BarBaRA A.; HARLEss, Davip W. Nurse Staffing,
Mortality, and Length of Stay in For-Profit and Not- STuART, Bruce C.; BRiESACHER, BECKY A.; Dosut, JALPA
for-Profit Hospitals. 44:167—186 (Summer). A.; WrospeL, MARIAN V.; Baysac, FATIMA. Will Part D
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Produce Saving2s in Part A and Part B? The Imppa ct of Private-Pay Nursing Home Care
Prescription Drug Coverage on Medicare Program
SANTERRE, REXFORD E.; VERNON, Joun A. Ownership
Expenditures. 44:146-156 (Summer).
Form and Consumer Welfare: Evidence from the
Nursing Home Industry. 44:38] 399 (Winter).
Point-of-Service (POS) Plans
FELDMAN, ROGER; PARENTE, STEPHEN T.; CHRISTIANSON, Profit Margin
Jon B. Consumer-Directed Health Plans: New Evi-
SHEN, Yu-CHu; EGGLESTON, KAREN; LAu, JOSEPH;
dence on Spending and Utilization. 44:26—40 (Spring).
ScuMip, CuristopHER H. Hospital Ownership and
HirtTH, RICHARD A.; GRAZIER, KYLE L.; CHERNEW,
Financial Performance: What Explains the Different
MicuaeL E.; OkEKE, EpwarpD N. Insurers’ Competi-
Findings in the Empirical Literature? 44:41—68
tive Strategy and Enrollment in Newly Offered
(Spring).
Preferred Provider Organizations (PPOs). 44:400
411 (Winter).
Property Tax Exemption
PauLy, MARK V.; MITCHELL, OLIVIA S.; ZENG, YUHUI.
Death Spiral or Euthanasia? The Demise of Generous Bropy, EveLyN; HAMMER, DouG; HENKEL, OLIVER;
Group Health Insurance. 44: 412-427 (Winter). MATHENY, Patsy; Morse, ALAN R.; McPHERSON,
Bruce. The Future of Property Tax Exemption for
Preferred Provider Organizations (PPOs) Nonprofit Health Care Organizations. 44:238—246
(Fall).
FELDMAN, ROGER; PARENTE, STEPHEN T.; CHRISTIANSON,
Jon B. Consumer-Directed Health Plans: New Evi-
Provider Reimbursement Rates
dence on Spending and Utilization. 44:26—40 (Spring).
HirtH, RICHARD A.; GRAZIER, KYLE L.; CHERNEW, Quinn, Kevin. How Much is Enough? An Evidence-
MICHAEL E.; OKEKE, EDWARD N. Insurers’ Competi- Based Framework for Setting Medicaid Payment
tive Strategy and Enrollment in Newly Offered Rates. 44: 247-256 (Fall).
Preferred Provider Organizations (PPOs). 44:400
411 (Winter). Public Reporting
McKay, NIccI L.: MENG, ZIAOXIAN. The Effect of
Managed Care on Hospitals’ Provision of Uncom- GOLDMAN, L. ELIZABETH; HENDERSON, STUART; DOHAN,
pensated Care. 44:114-124 (Spring). DANIEL P.; TALAVERA, JASON A.; DuDLEY, R. ADAMS.
PauLy, MArK V.; MITCHELL, OLIVIA S.; ZENG, YUHUI. Public Reporting and Pay-for-Performance: Safety-
Death Spiral or Euthanasia? The Demise of Generous Net Hospital Executives’ Concerns and Policy Sug-
gestions. 44:137—145 (Summer).
Group Health Insurance. 44: 412-427 (Winter).
Premiums Quality of Care
LIVERMORE, GINA A.; GOODMAN, NANETTE; HOOVEN, Mark, BARBARA A.; HarLess, DAvip W. Nurse Staffing,
FreD; HAsHEMI, Lospat. Premium Increases in State Mortality, and Length of Stay in For-Profit and Not-
Health Insurance Programs: Lessons from a Case for-Profit Hospitals. 44:167-186 (Summer).
Study of the Massachusetts Medicaid Buy-In Pro- Quinn, Kevin. How Much is Enough? An Evidence-
gram. 44:428-442 (Winter). Based Framework for Setting Medicaid Payment
PAuLy, MARK V.; MITCHELL, OLIVIA S.; ZENG, YUHUI. Rates. 44: 247-256 (Fall).
Death Spiral or Euthanasia? The Demise of Generous
Group Health Insurance Coverage. 44:412-427 (Winter). Racial/Ethnic Disparities
Prescription Drugs HAAS, JENNIFER; SWARTZ, KATHERINE. The Relative
Importance of Worker, Firm, and Market Character-
FELDMAN, ROGER; PARENTE, STEPHEN T.; CHRISTIANSON, istics for Racial/Ethnic Disparities in Employer-
Jon B. Consumer-Directed Health Plans: New Evi- Sponsored Health Insurance. 44:280—302 (Fall).
dence on Spending and Utilization. 44:26—40 (Spring).
NEWHOUSE, JOSEPH P.; SEIGUER, ERICA; FRANK, RICHARD
Regression Standard Errors
G. Was Part D a Giveaway to the Pharmaceutical
Industry? 44:15—25 (Spring). DAVERN, MICHAEL; JONES, ARTHUR, JR.; LEPKOWSKI,
STuART, Bruce C.; BRIESACHER, Becky A.; Dosui, JALPA James; DaAvipson, GestuR; BLEweTT, LYNN A. Esti-
A.; WROBEL, MARIAN V.; BAysac, FATIMA. Will Part D mating Regression Standard Errors with Data from
Produce Savings in Part A and Part B? The Impact of the Current Population Survey’s Public Use File.
Prescription Drug Coverage on Medicare Program 44:211-224 (Summer).
Expenditures. 44:146—156 (Summer).
Risk Adjustment
Private Insurance
McApams, Davin; SCHWARZ, MICHAEL. Perverse Incen-
Hitt, Steven C. The Accuracy of Reported Insurance tives in the Medicare Prescription Drug Benefit.
Status in the MEPS. 44:443-468 (Winter). 44:157—-166 (Summer).
508
Index to Volurie 44
PAULY, MARK V.; MitcHELL, OLIviA S.; ZENG, YUHUI. Bruce. The Future of Property Tax Exemption for
Death Spiral or Euthanasia? The Demise of Generous Nonprofit Health Care Organizations. 44:238-246
Group Health Insurance Coverage. 44:412-427 (Winter). (Fall).
PRINSZE, FEMMEKE J.; VAN VLieT, RENE C. J. A. Health- SCHNEIDER, HELEN. Paying Their Way? Do Nonprofit
Based Risk Adjustment: Improving the Pharmacy- Hospitals Justify Their Favorable Tax Treatment?
Based Cost Group Model by Adding Diagnostic Cost 44:187-199 (Summer).
Groups. 44:469-480 (Winter).
Uncompensated Care
Risk Protection
McKay, Niccie L.; MENG, ZIAOXIAN. The Effect of
Monueit, ALAN C. Thoughts on Health Insurance Managed Care on Hospitals’ Provision of Uncom-
Expansions and the Value of Coverage. 44:133-136 pensated Care. 44:114—124 (Spring).
(Summer).
Safety-Net Hospitals (SNHs) Uninsured
Bropy, EveLyN; HAMMER, DouG; HENKEL, OLIVER;
GOLDMAN, L. ELIZABETH; HENDERSON, STUART; DOHAN,
MATHENY, Patsy; Morse, ALAN R.; McCPHERSON,
DANIEL P.; TALAVERA, JASON A.; DupDLey, R. ADAms.
Bruce. The Future of Property Tax Exemption for
Public Reporting and Pay-for-Performance: Safety-
Nonprofit Health Care Organizations. 44:238—246
Net Hospital Executives’ Concerns and Policy Sug-
(Fall).
gestions. 44:137—145 (Summer).
GOLDMAN, L. ELIZABETH; HENDERSON, STUART; DOHAN,
DANIEL P.; TALAVERA, JASON A.; DupDLey, R. ADAMs.
Sample Design
Public Reporting and Pay-for-Performance: Safety-
DAVERN, MICHAEL; JONES, ARTHUR, JR.; LEPKOWSKI, Net Hospital Executives’ Concerns and Policy Sug-
JAMES; Davipson, GeEsTUR; BLEWETT, LYNN A. Esti- gestions. 44:137—145 (Summer).
mating Regression Standard Errors with Data from HAAS, JENNIFER; SWARTZ, KATHERINE. The Relative
the Current Population Survey’s Public Use File. Importance of Worker, Firm, and Market Character-
44:211-224 (Summer). istics for Racial/Ethnic Disparities in Employer-
Sponsored Health Insurance. 44:280—302 (Fall).
Specialty Hospitals Hitt, Steven C. The Accuracy of Reported Insurance
Status in the MEPS. 44:443-468 (Winter).
SCHNEIDER, JOHN E.; OHSFELDT, RoBerT L.; Morrisey,
Kapur, KANIKA; Escarce, José J.; MARQuis, M. Susan.
MIcHAEL A.; Li, PENGXIANG; MILLER, THOMAS R.:
Individual Health Insurance within the Family: Can
ZELNER, BENNET A. Effects of Specialty Hospitals on
Subsidies Promote Family Coverage? 44:303-—320 (Fall).
the Financial Performance of General Hospitals,
Monueit, ALAN C. Thoughts on Health Insurance
1997-2004. 44:321—334 (Fall)
Expansions and the Value of Coverage. 44:133—136
(Summer).
State Children’s Health Insurance Program (SCHIP)
RescHovsky, JAMES D.; HADLEY, JAcK; NicHoLs, LEN.
Monueit, ALAN C. Ideology, Politics, and Health Care Why do Hispanics Have So Little Employer-Spon-
Reform. 44:377—380 (Winter). sored Health Insurance? 44:257-279 (Fall).
Swartz, KATHERINE. Time for a Change Time for
State Health Insurance Programs Universal Coverage. 44:5—7 (Spring).
LIVERMORE, GINA A.; GOODMAN, NANETTE; HOOVEN,
FrepD; HAsHEMI, Losat. Premium Increases in State United States Pharmacopeia (USP)
Health Insurance Programs: Lessons from a Case
Newuouse, JosePH P.; SEIGUER, ERICA; FRANK, RICHARD
Study of the Massachusetts Medicaid Buy-In Pro-
G. Was Part D a Giveaway to the Pharmaceutical
gram. 44:428-442 (Winter).
Industry? 44:15—25 (Spring).
Subsidies
Universal Coverage
Kapur, KANIKA: Escarce, José J.; MARQuis, M. Susan.
Individuai Health Insurance within the Family: Can SWARTZ, KATHERINE. Time for a Change—-Time for
Subsidies Promote Family Coverage? 44:303—320 (Fall). Universal Coverage. 44:5—7 (Spring).
Surgery Utilization
BIAN, JoHN; Morrisey, MicHAeL A. Free-Standing FELDMAN, ROGER; PARENTE, STEPHEN T.; CHRISTIANSON,
Ambulatory Surgery Centers and Hospital Surgery Jon B. Consumer-Directed Health Plans: New Evi-
Volume. 44:200—210 (Summer). dence on Spending and Utilization. 44:26—40 (Spriny).
Tax Policies Validation Data
Bropy, EveELYN; HAMMER, DouG; HENKEL, OLIVER: Hitt, Steven C. The Accuracy of Reported Insurance
MATHENY, Patsy; Morse, ALAN R.; McPHERSON, Status in the MEPS. 44:443-468 (Winter).
Inquiry! Volume 44, Winter 2007/2008
AUTHOR INDEX HENKEL, OLIVER see Bropy, EVELYN.
Hitt, Steven C. The Accuracy of Reported Insurance
ARMADA, Tony; BERMAN, HowaArp; HopkINs, JOHN; Status in the MEPS. 44:443-468 (Winter).
KREYKES, BILL; WeGMILLER, Don; McPHERSON, HirtH, RIcHARD A.; GRAZIER, KyLe L.; CHERNEW,
Bruce. What Does It Take to Build a Strong
Micuae E.; OKEKE, EDWARD N. Insurers’ Competitive
Nonprofit Health Care Board? 44:8-14 (Spring). Strategy and Enrollment in Newly Offered Preferred
AYYAGARI, PADMAJA; SALM, MARTIN; SLOAN, FRANK A. Provider Organizations (PPOs). 44:400-411 (Winter).
Effects of Diagnosed Dementia on Medicare and
Hooven, FRED see LIVERMORE, GINA A,
Medicaid Program Costs. 44:481-494 (Winter).
Hopkins, JOHN see ARMADA, TONY.
BANGIT, ELIZA see POLLITZ, KAREN. Jones, ARTHUR, JR. see DAVERN, MICHAEL.
BaysAc, FATIMA see STUART, BRUCE C.
Kapur, KANIKA; Escarce, José J.; MARQuis, M. SUSAN.
Bazzoui, GLoriA J. see Rosko, MIcHAEL D. Individual Health Insurance within the Family: Can
BERMAN, HowarpD J. see ARMADA, TONY. Subsidies Promote Family Coverage? 44:303-320
BERMAN, Howarp J. see Kien, Davin H. (Fall).
BIAN, JoHN; Morrisey, MicHAeL A. Free-Standing
Keay, Timotuy J. see HAN, BETH.
Ambulatory Surgery Centers and Hospital Surgery KITCHENER, MARTIN; NG, TERENCE; CARRILLO, HELEN;
Volume. 44:200—210 (Summer). MILter, NANCY; HARRINGTON, CHARLENE. Developing
BLEWETT, LYNN A. see DAVERN, MICHAEL. Personal Care Programs: National Trends and Inter-
BRIESACHER, BECKY A. see STUART, BRUCE C. state Variation, 1992-2002. 44:69-87 (Spring).
Bropy, EveLyN; HAMMER, DouG; HENKEL, OLIVER:
Kein, Davin H.; BERMAN, Howarp J. Saying Good-
MATHENY, Patsy; Morse, ALAN R.; McPHERSON,
bye... 44:3 (Spring).
Bruce. The Future of Property Tax Exemption for
KREYKES, BILL see ARMADA, TONY.
Nonprofit Health Care Organizations. 44:238-246
Lau, JosepH see SHEN, YU-CHU.
(Fall).
LePKOWSKI, JAMES see DAVERN, MICHAEL.
CARRILLO, HELEN see KITCHENER, MARTIN.
Li, PENGXIANG see SCHNEIDER, JOHN E.
CHERNEW, MICHAEL E. see HirtH, RICHARD A.
Liu, Korsin; WISSOKER, DouGLas; Swett, ALTHEA.
CHRISTIANSON, JON B. see FELDMAN, ROGER.
Nursing Home Use by Dual-Eligible Beneficiaries in
DAVERN, MICHAEL: JONES, ARTHUR, JR.; LEPKOWSKI,
the Last Year of Life. 44:88-103 (Spring).
James; Davipson, GesturR; BLEwetr, LYNN A. Esti-
mating Regression Standard Errors with Data from LIVERMORE, GINA A; GOODMAN, NANETTE; HOOVEN,
the Current Population Survey’s Public Use File. Frep; HAsHemi, Lopat. Premium Increases in State
Health Insurance Programs: Lessons from a Case
44:211-224 (Summer).
Study of the Massachusetts Medicaid Buy-In Pro-
DAVIDSON, GESTUR see DAVERN, MICHAEL.
gram. 44:428-442 (Winter).
Donan, DANIEL P. see GOLDMAN, L. ELIZABETH.
Lucia, KEvIN see POLLITZ, KAREN.
Dosui, JALPA A. see STUART, BRUCE C.
Mark, BARBARA A.; HARLESs, DAvip W. Nurse Staffing,
DupbLey, R. ADAMS see GOLDMAN, L. ELIZABETH.
Mortality, and Length of Stay in For-Profit and Not-
EGGLESTON, KAREN see SHEN, YU-CHU.
for-Profit Hospitals. 44:167—-186 (Summer).
Escarce, José J. see KAPUR, KANIKA.
Maraguis, M. SusAN see KApuR, KANIKA.
FELDMAN, ROGER; PARENTE, STEPHEN T.; CHRISTIANSON,
Jon B. Consumer-Directed Health Plans: New Evi- MATHENY, Patsy see BRopy, EVELYN.
dence on Spending and Utilization. 44:26—40 (Spring). McApams, Davip; SCHWARZ, MICHAEL. Perverse Incen-
FRANK, RICHARD G. see NEWHOUSE, JOSEPH P. tives in the Medicare Prescription Drug Benefit.
GOLDMAN, L. ELIZABETH; HENDERSON, STUART; DOHAN, 44:157-166 (Summer).
DANIEL P.; TALAVERA, JASON A.; DupLey. R. ADAMS. McAuLey, WILLIAM J. see HAN, BETH.
Public Reporting and Pay-for-Performance: Safety- McKay, Niccte L.; MENG, ZIAOXIAN. The Effect of
Net Hospital Executives’ Concerns and Policy Sug- Managed Care on Hospitals’ Provision of Uncom-
gestions. 44:137-145 (Summer). pensated Care. 44:114—124 (Spring).
GOopDMAN, NANETTE see LIVERMORE, GINA A, McPHERSON, BRUCE see ARMADA, TONY.
GRAZIER, KyLe L. see Hirtu, RICHARD A. McPuerson, Bruce see BRopy, EVELYN.
Haas, JENNIFER; SWARTZ, KATHERINE. The Relative MENG, XIAOXIAN see McKay, Nicci L.
Importance of Worker, Firm, and Market Character- Miter, NANcy see KITCHENER, MARTIN.
istics for Racial/Ethnic Disparities in Employer- MILLER, THOMAS R. see SCHNEIDER, JOHN E.
Sponsored Health Insurance. 44:280—302 (Fall). MITCHELL, OLIVIA S. see PAULY, MARK V.
HADLEY, JACK see ReEscHOvsky, JAMEs D. Monueit, ALAN C. Education Policy is Health Policy.
Hammer, DouG see Bropy, EVELYN. 44:233—237 (Fall).
Han, Beto; RemMspurG, Rosin E.; MCAULEY, WILLIAM Monueit, ALAN C. Ideology, Politics, and Health Care
J.; Keay, Timotuy J.; Travis, SuHirLey S. Length of Reform. 44:377—380 (Winter).
Hospice Care among U.S. Adults: 1992-2000. 44:104 Monueit, ALAN C. Thoughts on Health Insurance
113 (Spring). Expansions and the Value of Coverage. 44:133-136
HaArLess, Davip W. see MARK, BARBARA A. (Summer).
HARRINGTON, CHARLENE see KITCHENER, MARTIN. Morrisey, MICHAEL A. see BIAN, JOHN.
HaAsHEeMI, Lospat see LIVERMORE, GINA A. Morrisey, MICHAEL A. see SCHNEIDER, JOHN E.
HENDERSON, STUART see GOLDMAN, L. ELIZABETH. Morse, ALAN R. see BRopy, EVELYN.
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