Inquiry 2009 - 2010: Vol 46 Index

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Index to Volume 46
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KELLY, INAS RASHAD: MARKowiTz, SARA. Incentives in
Access to Care Obesity and Health Insurance. 46: 418-432 (Winter).
ABRAHAM, JEAN Marie; DeLeiRE, THOMAS: ROYALTY,
ANNE BEESON. Access to Health Insurance at Small Breast Cancer
Establishments: What Can We Learn from Analyzing
BIAN, JOHN; LipscomB, JOSEPH: MELLO, MICHELLE M.
Other Fringe Benefits? 46: 253-273 (Fall).
Spillover Effects of State Mandated Benefit Laws: The
Li, PENGXIANG; SCHNEIDER, JOHN E.; WARD, MArcIA M.
Case of Outpatient Breast Cancer Surgery. 46: 433
Converting to Critical Access Status: How Does It
447 (Winter).
Affect Rural Hospitals’ Financial Performance? 46:
46-57 (Spring).
California
Accountability ALEXANDER, JEFFREY A.; YOUNG, GARY J.; WEINER,
Gray, Braprorp H.; SCHLESINGER, MARK. The Ac- BRYAN, J.; HEARLD, Larry R. How Do System-
countability of Nonprofit Hospitals: Lessons from Affiliated Hospitals Fare in Providing Community
Maryland’s Community Benefit Reporting Require- Benefit? 46: 72-91 (Spring).
ments. 46: 122-139 (Summer).
Cancer
Administrative Costs BIAN, JOHN; LipscomB, JOSEPH; MELLO, MICHELLE M.
ABRAHAM, JEAN Marie; DELEIRE. THOMAS; ROYALTY, Spillover Effects of State Mandated Benefit Laws: The
ANNE BeEeEson. Access to Health Insurance at Small Case of Outpatient Breast Cancer Surgery. 46: 433
Establishments: What Can We Learn from Analyzing 447 (Winter).
Other Fringe Benefits? 46: 253-273 (Fall). TUNCELI, KAAN; SHORT, PAMELA FARLEY; MorAn, JOHN
R.: TuNnceti, OzGur. Cancer Survivorship, Health
Affordability Insurance, and Employment Transitions among Older
Workers. 46: 17-32 (Spring).
Guiep, SHERRY. Mandates and the Affordability of
Health Care. 46: 203-214 (Summer).
Capitation Payment Incentives
Ambulatory Care Rosinson, JAMES C.: SHORTELL, STEPHEN M.:; RITTEN
DeEcKER, SANDRA L. Changes in Medicaid Physician HOUSE, DIANE R.; FERNANDES-TAYLOR, SARA: GILLIES,
Rosin R.; CasaLino, LAWRENCE P. Quality-Based
Fees and Patterns of Ambulatory Care. 46: 291-304
Payment for Medical Groups and Individual Physi-
(Fall).
cians. 46: 172-181 (Summer).
American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (2009)
Caregiver Stress
Monuelt, ALAN C. Health Reform Thaw in the Winter
of Our Discontent. 46: 3-6 (Spring). SPILLMAN, BRENDA C.; LONG, SHARON K. Does High
Caregiver Stress Predict Nursing Home Entry? 46:
140-161 (Summer).
Balanced Budget Act (1997)
Li, PENGXIANG; SCHNEIDER, JOHN E.: WARD, Marcia M.
Charity Care
Converting to Critical Access Status: How Does It
Affect Rural Hospitals’ Financial Performance? 46: Gray, BRADFORD H.: SCHLESSINGER, MARK. The Ac-
46-57 (Spring). cduntability of Nonprofit Hospitals: Lessons from
Maryland’s Community Benefit Reporting Require-
Balanced Budget Refinement Act (1999) (BBRA) ments. 46: 122-139 (Summer).
Li, PENGXIANG; SCHNEIDER, JOHN E.; WARD, Marcia M.
COBRA
Converting to Critical Access Status: How Does It
Affect Rural Hospitals’ Financial Performance? 46: Monuelt, ALAN C. Health Reform Thaw in the Winter
46-57 (Spring). of Our Discontent. 46: 3—6 (Spring).
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Guizp, SHerry. Mandates and the Affordability of KHAN, NASREEN; KAESTNER, RoBert. Effect of Prescrip-
Health Care. 46: 203-214 (Summer). tion Drug Coverage on the Elderly’s Use of Prescrip-
tion Drugs. 46: 33-45 (Spring).
Community-Based Organization TUNCELI, KAAN; SHORT, PAMELA FARLEY; Moran, JOHN
R.; Tuncett, OzGur. Cancer Survivorship, Health
ALEXANDER, JEFFREY A.; YOUNG, GARY J.; WEINER, Insurance, and Employment Transitions among Older
Bryan, J.: HeARLD, Larry R. How Do System- Workers. 46: 17-32 (Spring).
Affiliated Hospitals Fare in Providing Community
Benefit? 46: 72-91 (Spring). Employee Retirement Income Security Act (ERISA)
BiAN, JOHN; Lipscoms, JOSEPH; MELLO, MICHELLE M.
Community Benefits
Spillover Effects of State Mandated Benefit Laws: The
Gray. BrapForp H.: SCHLESINGER, MARK. The Ac- Case of Outpatient Breast Cancer Surgery. 46: 433
countability of Nonprofit Hospitals: Lessons from 447 (Winter).
Maryland’s Community Benefit Reporting Require-
ments. 46: 122-139 (Summer). , Employer-Sponsored Health Insurance (See also Health
Damore, JosepH; ROYER, THOMAS; STRAUSS, THOMAS; Insurance)
VOLKMAR, KeitH: MCPHERSON, Bruce. Health Care
ABRAHAM, JEAN Marie; DELEIRE, THOMAS; ROYALTY,
Reform through Community Benefit Leadership. 46:
ANNE BEESON. Access to Health Insurance at Small
364-371 (Winter).
Establishments: What Can We Learn from Analyzing
Other Fringe Benefits? 46: 253-273 (Fall).
Competition BUCHMUELLER, THOMAS C.; MONHEIT, ALAN C. Employ-
CAREY, KATHLEEN: BurGeEss, JAMES F., JR.; YOUNG, er-Sponsored Health Insurance and the Promise of
Gary J. Single Specialty Hospitals and Service Health Insurance Reform. 46: 187-202 (Summer).
Competition. 46: 162-171 (Summer).
Monueit, ALAN C. Demise of the Public Option: Employment Transitions
Down for the Count, But Not Out? 46: 359-363 TUNCELI, KAAN; SHORT, PAMELA FARLEY; Moran, JOHN
(Winter). R.; TuNcELI, OzGur. Cancer Survivorship, Health
Insurance, and Employment Transitions among Older
Cost Containment Workers. 46: 17-32 (Spring).
Monuelt, ALAN C. Reality Bites Health Reform. 46:
Ethnic Disparities
117-121 (Summer).
GRAY, BRADFORD H.; SCHLESINGER, MARK; SIEGFRIED,
Critical Access Hospitals (CAHs) SHANNON MITCHELL; Horowitz, Emiry. Racial and
Ethnic Disparities in the Use of High-Volume
Li, PENGXIANG; SCHNEIDER, JOHN E.; WARD, Marcia M. Hospitals. 40: 322-338 (Fa!!).
Converting to Critical Access Status: How Does It
Affect Rural Hospitals’ Financial Performance? 46: Federal-State Programs
46-57 (Spring).
ZUCKERMAN, STEPHEN; SHANG, BAOPING; WAIDMANN,
TimotHy. Medicare Savings Programs: Analyzing
Diagnostic Imaging Services
Options for Expanding Eligibility. 46: 391-404 (Win-
Carey, KATHLEEN; BurGeEss, JAMES F., JR.; YOUNG, ter).
Gary J. Single Specialty Hospitals and Service
Competition. 46: 162-171 (Summer). Financial Health
ANDERSON, RON; CUNNINGHAM, PETER; HOFMANN, PAUL;
Discipline-based Services LERNER, WAYNE; SEITZ, KEVIN; MCPHERSON, BRUCE.
Protecting the Hospital Safety Net. 46: 7-16 (Spring).
Liu, CHuAN-FeN; SHarp, NANcy D.; SALES, ANNE E.;
Lowy, ELuiotr; MACIEJEWSKI, MATTHEW L.: NEEDLE
MAN, JAcK; Li,Yu-FANG. Line Authority for Nurse Florida
Staffing and Costs for Acute Inpatient Care. 46: 339
ALEXANDER, JEFFREY A.: YOUNG, GARY J.; WEINER;
351 (Fall). BRYAN, J.; HEARLD, LARRY R. How Do System-
Affiliated Hospitals Fare in Providing Community
Economic Research Initiative on the Uninsured (ERIU) Benefit? 46: 72-91 (Spring).
McLAuGHLIN, CATHERINE; LEvy, HELEN: QUINN, BRIAN.
For-Profit Hospitals
Aspects of Health Reform: Contributions from the
Economic Research Initiative on the Uninsured. ANDERSON, RON; CUNNINGHAM, PETER: HOFMANN, PAUL:
Introduction. 46: 182-186 (Summer). LERNER, WAYNE: Seitz. KEVIN; MCPHERSON,
454
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Bruce. Protecting the Hospital Safety Net. 46: 7-16 Rosinson, JAMES C.; SHORTELL, STEPHEN M.; RITTEN
(Spring). House, DIANE R.; FERNANDES-TAYLOR, SARA: GILLIES,
Rosin R.: CAsALino, LAwReNCE P. Quality-Based
Fringe Benefits Payment for Medical Groups and Individual Physi-
cians. 46: 172-181 (Summer)
ABRAHAM, JEAN Marie; DELEIRE, THOMAS; ROYALTY,
ZuveKAS, SAMUEL H.; Otin, Gary L. Accuracy of
ANNE Beeson. Access to Health Insurance at Small
Medicare Expenditures in the Medical Expenditure
Establishments: What Can We Learn from Analyzing
Panel Survey. 46: 92-108 (Spring).
Other Fringe Benefits? 46: 253-273 (Fall).
Health Care Quality
Health and Retirement Study
ANDERSON, RON: CUNNINGHAM, PETER: HOFMANN, PAUL:
TUNCELI, KAAN; SHORT, PAMELA FARLEY; Moran, JOHN
LERNER, WAYNE; SEITZ, KEVIN; MCPHERSON, BRUCE.
R.; TuNcett, OzGur. Cancer Survivorship, Health
Protecting the Hospital Safety Net. 46: 7-16 (Spring).
Insurance, and Employment Transitions among Older
Rosinson, JAMES C.; SHORTELL, STEPHEN M.; RITTEN
Workers. 46: 17~—32 (Spring).
HOUSE, DIANE R.; FERNANDES-TAYLOR, SARA; GILLIES,
ZUCKERMAN, STEPHEN; SHANG, BAOPING; WAIDMANN,
RosBin R.; CAsatino, LAWRENCE P. Quality-Based
Timotrny. Medicare Savings Programs: Analyzing Op-
Payment for Medical Groups and Individual Physi-
tions for Expanding Eligibility. 46: 391-404 (Winter).
cians. 46: 172-181 (Summer).
RyANn, ANDREW M.; BurGess, JAMES F., JR.: TOMPKINS,
Health Care Delivery
CHRISTOPHER P.; WALLACK, STANLEY S. The Relation-
ALEXANDER, JEFFREY A.; YOUNG, GARY J.: WEINER, ship between Medicare’s Process of Care Quality
BryAn, J.; HEARLD, LARRY R. How Do System- Measures and Mortality. 46: 274-290 (Fall).
Affiliated Hospitals Fare in Providing Community
Benefit? 46: 72-91 (Spring). Health Care Reform
BAICKER, KATHERINE? Dow, WILLIAM H. Risk Selection
Health Care Finance and Risk Adjustment: Improving Insurance in the
Individual and Small Group Markets. 46: 215-228
ABRAHAM, JEAN Marie: DELEIRE, THOMAS; ROYALTY,
ANNE BEESON. Access to Health Insurance at Small (Summer).
Establishments: What Can We Learn from Analyzing BUCHMUELLER, THOMAS C.; MONHEIT, ALAN C. Employ-
Other Fringe Benefits? 46: 253-273 (Fall). er-Sponsored Health Insurance and the Promise of
ANDERSON, RON; CUNNINGHAM, PETER: HOFMANN, PAUL: Health Insurance Reform. 46: 187-202 (Summer).
LERNER, WAYNE: SEITZ, KEVIN; MCPHERSON, BRUCE. Damore, JosEPH; Royer, THOMAS; STRAUSS, THOMAS;
Protecting the Hospital Safety Net. 46: 7-16 (Spring). VOLKMAR, KeiTH; McPHERSON, Bruce. Health Care
BUCHMUELLER, THOMAS C.; MONHEIT, ALAN C. Employ- Reform through Community Benefit Leadership. 46:
er-Sponsored Health Insurance and the Promise of 364-371 (Winter).
Health Insurance Reform. 46: 187-202 (Summer). McLAuGHLIn, CATHERINE; LEvy, HELEN: QUINN, BRIAN
Aspects of Health Reform: Contributions from the
Liu, CHUAN-FEN; SHARP, NANncy D.:; SALEs, ANNE E.;
Economic Research Initiative on the Uninsured.
Lowy, ELLioTr; MACIEJEWSKI, MATTHEW L.; NEEDLI
MAN, JAcK; Li, YU-FANG. Line Authority for Nurse Introduction. 46: 182-186 (Summer).
Staffing and Costs for Acute Inpatient Care. 46: 339 Monuelr, ALAN C. Demise of the Public Option: Down
for the Count, But Not Out? 46: 359-363 (Winter).
351 (Fall).
Monuelt, ALAN C. Health Reform Thaw in the Winter
COUGHLIN, TERESA A.; LONG, SHARON K. Health Care
of Our Discontent. 46: 3—6 (Spring).
Spending and Service Use among High-Cost Medicaid
Monuelt, ALAN C. Reality Bites Health Reform. 46:
Beneficiaries, 2002-2004. 46: 405-417 (Winter).
GuieD, SHERRY. Mandates and the Affordability of 117-121 (Summer).
Monueit, ALAN C. Speaking Truth to Power. 46: 247
Health Care. 46: 203-214 (Summer).
252 (Fall).
GOLBERSTEIN, EZRA; GRABOWSKI, Davin C.:; LANGA,
KENNETH M.; CHERNEW, MICHAEL E. Effect of
Medicare Home Health Care Payment on Informal Health Care Services
Care. 46: 58-71 (Spring). CAREY, KATHLEEN: BuRGESS, JAMES F., JR.: YOUNG,
Hapbiey, JACK: RESCHOvsKY, JAMES; COREY, CATHERINE: Gary J. Single Specialty Hospitals and Service
ZUCKERMAN, STEPHEN. Medicare Fees and the Volume Competition. 46: 162-171 (Summer).
of Physicians’ Services. 46: 372-390 (Winter). COUGHLIN, TERESA A.: LONG, SHARON K. Health Care
Ketry, INAS RASHAD: MArRKowiTz, SARA. Incentives in Spending and Service Use among High-Cost Medicaid
Obesity and Health Insurance. 46: 418-432 (Winter). Beneficiaries, 2002—2004. 46: 405-417 (Winter).
McLAuGHLIN, CATHERINE: LEVY, HELEN; QUINN, BRIAN. Hapb.ey, JACK; RESCHOvSKy, JAMES; COREY, CATHERINE:
Aspects of Health Reform: Contributions from the ZUCKERMAN, STEPHEN. Medicare Fees and the Volume
Economic Research Initiative on the Uninsured. of Physicians’ Services. 46: 372-390 (Winter).
Introduction. 46: 182-186 (Summer). Liu, CHUAN-FEN:; SHARP, NANcy D.: SALES, ANNE E.2
Monue!r, ALAN C. Reality Bites Health Reform. 46: Lowy, ELtiotr: MACIEJEWSKI, MATTHEW L.; NEEDLI
117-121 (Summer). MAN, JAcK; Li, Yu-FANG. Line Authority for Nurse
455
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Staffing and Costs for Acute Inpatient Care. 46: 339 Health Insurance Mandates
351 (Fall).
Guiep, SHERRY. Mandates and the Affordability of
Monuelt, ALAN C. Speaking Truth to Power. 46: 247
Health Care. 46: 203-214 (Summer).
252 (Fall).
Health Services Cost Review Commission (HSCRC)
Health Insurance (See also Employer-Sponsored Heaith
Insurance) Gray, BRADFoRD H.; SCHLESINGER, Mark. The Ac-
countability of Nonprofit Hospitals: Lessons from
ABRAHAM, JEAN Martie; DeLeiRE, THOMAS; ROYALTY,
Maryland’s Community Benefit Reporting Require-
ANNE Berson. Access to Health Insurance at Small
ments. 46: 122-139 (Summer).
Establishments: What Can We Learn from Analyzing
Other Fringe Benefits? 46: 253-273 (Fall).
High-Volume Hospitals
BAICKER, KATHERINE: Dow, WILLIAM H. Risk Selection
and Risk Adjustment: Improving Insurance in the Gray, BRADFORD H.; SCHLESINGER, MARK; SIEGFRIED,
Individual and Small Group Markets. 46: 215-228 SHANNON MITCHELL: Horowitz, Emity. Racial and
(Summer). Ethnic Disparities in the Use of High-Volume
BiAN, JOHN: LipscomsB, JosEPH: MELLO, MICHELLE M. Hospitals. 46: 322-338 (Fall).
Spillover Effects of State Mandated Benefit Laws: The
Case of Outpatient Breast Cancer Surgery. 46: 433 Home Health Care
447 (Winter).
GOLBERSTEIN, EZRA; GRABOWSKI, Davin C.; LANGA,
BUCHMUELLER, THOMAS C.; MONHEIT, ALAN C. Empioy- KENNETH M.; CHERNEW, MICHAEL E. Effect of Medi-
er-Sponsored Health Insurance and the Promise of
care Home Health Care Payment on Informal Care. 46:
Health Insurance Reform. 46: 187-202 (Summer). 58-71 (Spring).
Decker, SANDRA L. Changes in Medicaid Physician SPILLMAN, BRENDA C.; LONG, SHARON K. Does High
Fees and Patterns of Ambulatory Care. 46: 291-304 Caregiver Stress Predict Nursing Home Entry? 46:
(Fall). 140-161 (Summer).
Frick, Kevin D.; CHERNEW, MICHAEL E. Beneficial
Moral Hazard and the Theory of the Second Best. 46: Hospital(s)
229-240 (Summer).
GuiieD, SHERRY. Mandates and the Affordability of ALEXANDER, JEFFREY A.; YOUNG, GARY J.; WEINER,
Bryan, J.: HEARLD, LARRY R. How Do System-
Health Care. 46: 203-214 (Summer).
Affiliated Hospitals Fare in Providing Community
Gray, BRADFORD H.: SCHLESINGER, MARK: SIEGFRIED,
Benefit? 46: 72-91 (Spring).
SHANNON MiTcHELL; Horowitz, Emity. Racial and
Ethnic Disparities in the Use of High-Volume ANDERSON, RON; CUNNINGHAM, PETER; HOFMANN, PAUL;
Hospitals. 46: 322-338 (Fall). LERNER, WAYNE: SEITZ, KEVIN: MCPHERSON, BRUCE.
Protecting the Hospital Safety Net. 46: 7-16 (Spring).
KELLY, INAS RASHAD; MARKOwiITz, SARA. Incentives in
Obesity and Health Insurance. 46: 418-432 (Winter). CAREY, KATHLEEN; BurGess, JAMES F., Jr.; YOUNG,
Gary J. Single Specialty Hospitals and Service
Monuelt, ALAN C. Demise of the Public Option: Down
Competition. 46: 162-171 (Summer).
for the Count, But Not Out? 46: 359-363 (Winter).
Monuelt, ALAN C. Reality Bites Health Reform. 46: Frick, Kevin D.: CHERNEW, MICHAEL E. Beneficial
Moral Hazard and the Theory of the Second Best. 46:
117-121 (Summer).
229-240 (Summer).
Rosinson, JAMES C.; SHORTELL, STEPHEN M.; RITTEN
Gray, BRADFORD H.; SCHLESINGER, MARK: SIEGFRIED,
HOUSE, DIANE R.: FERNANDES-TAYLOR, SARA; GILLIES,
SHANNON MITCHELL; Horowitz, EmiLy. Racial and
Rosin R.; CasaLino, LAWRENCE P. Quality-Based
Ethnic Disparities in the Use of High-Volume
Payment for Medical Groups and Individual Physi-
Hospitals. 46: 322-338 (Fall).
cians. 46: 172-181 (Summer).
Li, PENGXIANG; SCHNEIDER, JOHN E.; WARD, MArcIA M.
STEVENSON, Davip G.; FRANK, RicHARD G.; Tau,
Converting to Critical Access Status: How Does It
JOcELYN. Private Long-Term Care Insurance and
Affect Rural Hospitals’ Financial Performance? 46:
State Tax Incentives. 46: 305-321 (Fall).
46-57 (Spring).
TUNCELI, KAAN: SHORT, PAMELA FARLEY: Moran, JOHN
Liu, CHUAN-FEN; SHARP, NANcy D.; SALes, ANNE E.;
R.; TuNceLl, OzGur. Cancer Survivorship, Health
Lowy, ELuiotr; MACIEJEWSKI, MATTHEW L.; NEEDLEMAN,
Insurance, and Employment Transitions among Older Jack; Li, Yu-FANG. Line Authority for Nurse Staffing
Workers. 46: 17~32 (Spring).
and Costs for Acute Inpatient Care. 46: 339-351 (Fall).
ZUCKERMAN, STEPHEN; SHANG, BAOPING; WAIDMANN,
Ryan, ANDREW M.; BurGess, JAMES F., JR.: TOMPKINS,
Timotuy. Medicare Savings: Programs: Analyzing
CHRISTOPHER P.; WALLACK, STANLEY S. The Relation-
Options for Expanding Eligibility. 46: 391-404 (Win-
ship between Medicare’s Process of Care Quality
ter). Measures and Mortality. 46: 274-290 (Fall).
Health Insurance Exchanges Informal Care
Monue!tT, ALAN C. Demise of the Public Option: Down GOLBERSTEIN, EZRA: Grasowskli, Davin C.: LANGA,
for the Count, But Not Out? 46: 359-363 (Winter). KENNETH M.; CHERNEW, MICHAEL E. Eifect of
456
Index to Volume 46
Medicare Home Health Care Payment on Informal Long-Term Care Insurance
Care. 46: 58-71 (Spring).
STEVENSON, Davip G.; FRANK, RicHARD G.: Tau,
SPILLMAN, BRENDA C.; LONG, SHARON K. Does High
Caregiver Stress Predict Nursing Home Entry? 46: JOcELYN. Private Long-Term Care Insurance and
140-161 (Summer). State Tax Incentives. 46: 305—321 (Fall).
Inpatient Care Low-Income Care
BIAN, JOHN; LipscomB, JOSEPH: MELLO, MICHELLE M. ANDERSON, RON; CUNNINGHAM, PETER: HOFMANN, PAUL:
Spillover Effects of State Mandated Benefit Laws: The LERNER, WAYNE: SEITZ, KEVIN; MCPHERSON, BRUCE.
Case of Outpatient Breast Cancer Surgery. 46: 433 Protecting the Hospital Safety Net. 46: 7-16 (Spring).
Guiep, SHERRY. Mandates and the Affordability of
447 (Winter).
Liu, CHUAN-FEN; SHARP, NANcy D.; SALES, ANNE E.: Health Care. 46: 203-214 (Summer).
Lowy, E_tiorr; MACIEJEWSKI, MATTHEW L.; NEEDLI ZUCKERMAN, STEPHEN; SHANG, BAoPING: WAIDMANN,
MAN, JACK; Li, Yu-FANG. Line Authority for Nurse Timotuy. Medicare Savings Programs: Analyzing
Staffing and Costs for Acute Inpatient Care. 46: 339 Options for Expanding Eligibility. 46: 391-404 (Win-
351 (Fall). ter).
Institute of Medicine (IOM) Mandated Benefit Laws
ANDERSON, RON; CUNNINGHAM, PETER; HOFMANN, PAUL; BIAN, JOHN; LipscomB, JosEPH; MELLO, MICHELLE M.
LERNER, WAYNE; SEITZ, Kevin: MCPHERSON, BRUCE. Spillover Effects of State Mandated Benefit Laws: The
Protecting the Hospital Safety Net. 46: 7-16 (Spring). Case of Outpatient Breast Cancer Surgery. 46: 433
Gray, BRADFORD H.; SCHLESINGER, MARK; SIEGFRIED, 447 (Winter).
SHANNON MuiTCHELL: Horowitz, Emity. Racial and
Ethnic Disparities in the Use of High-Volume Maryland
Hospitals. 46: 322-338 (Fall).
Gray, BRADFORD H.; SCHLESINGER, Mark. The Ac-
Integrated Health Care Systems countability of Nonprofit Hospitals: Lessons from
Maryland’s Community Benefit Reporting Require-
ALEXANDER, JEFFREY A.; YOUNG, GARY J.:. WEINER, ments. 46: 122-139 (Summer).
BRYAN, J.: HEARLD, LARRY R. How Do System-
Affiliated Hospitals Fare in Providing Community
Massachusetts
Benefit? 46: 72-91 (Spring).
Guiep, SHERRY. Mandates and the Affordability of
Interdiscipiinary Care Teams Health Care. 46: 203-214 (Summer).
Liu, CHUAN-FEN; SHARP, Nancy D.: SALES, ANNE E.;
Medicaid
Lowy, ELtiotr: MACIEJEWSKI, MATTHEW L.; NEEDLE
MAN, JACK; Li, Yu-FANG. Line Authority for Nurse ALEXANDER, JEFFREY A.; YOUNG, GARY J.; WEINER,
Staffing and Costs for Acute Inpatient Care. 46: 339 BryAN, J.; HEARLD, Larry R. How Do System-
351 (Fall). Affiliated Hospitals Fare in Providing Community
Benefit? 46: 72-91 (Spring).
lowa CAREY, KATHLEEN; BurGeEss, JAMES F., JR.; YOUNG,
Gary J. Single Specialty Hospitals and Service
Li, PENGXIANG; SCHNEIDER, JOHN E.; WARD, Marcia M.
Competition. 46: 162-171 (Summer).
Converting to Critical Access Status: How Does It
Affect Rural Hospitals’ Financial Performance? 46: COUGHLIN, TERESA A.; LONG, SHARON K. Health Care
46-57 (Spring). Spending and Service Use among High-Cost Medicaid
Beneficiaries, 2002-2004. 46: 405-417 (Winter).
DECKER, SANDRA L. Changes in Medicaid Physician
Job-related Health Insurance
Fees and Patterns of Ambulatory Care. 46: 291-304
TUNCELI, KAAN; SHORT, PAMELA FARLEY; MorAN, JOHN (Fall).
R.; TuNcett, OzGur. Cancer Survivorship, Health
Monueit, ALAN C. Health Reform Thaw in the Winter
Insurance, and Employment Transitions among Older of Our Discontent. 46: 3-6 (Spring).
Workers. 46: 17-32 (Spring).
Rosinson, JAMES C.; SHORTELL, STEPHEN M.: RITTEN
HOUSE, DIANE R.; FERNANDES-TAYLOR, SARA: GILLIES,
Long-Term Care (LTC) Rosin R.; CAsALino, LAWRENCE P. Quality-Based
GOLBERSTEIN, EZRA; GRABOwsKI, Davin C.; LANGA, Payment for Medical Groups and Individual Physi-
KENNETH M.; CHERNEW, MICHAEL E. Effect of cians. 46: 172-181 (Summer).
Medicare Home Health Care Payment on Informal STEVENSON. Davip G.: FRANK, RICHARD G.; TAu,
Care. 46: 58-71 (Spring). JocELYN. Private Long-Term Care Insurance and
SPILLMAN, BRENDA C.; LONG, SHARON K. Does High State Tax Incentives. 46: 305-321 (Fall). ’
Caregiver Stress Predict Nursing Home Entry? 46: ZUCKERMAN, STEPHEN: SHANG, BAoPING; WAIDMANN,
140-161 (Summer). TIMOTHY. Medicare Savings Programs: Analyzing
457
nquiry/ Volume 46, Winter 2009/2010
Options for Expanding Eligibility. 46: 391-404 (Win- Medicare Advantage Prescription Drug Plans (MA-PDs)
ter). KHAN, NASREEN; KAESTNER, Rosert. Effect of Prescrip-
tion Drug Coverage on the Elderly’s Use of Prescrip-
Medical Expenditure Panel Survey (MEPS) tion Drugs. 46: 33-45 (Spring).
ABRAHAM, JEAN MARIE; DELEIRE, THOMAS; ROYALTY,
ANNE Beeson. Access to Health Insurance at Small Medicare Current Beneficiazy Survey (MCBS)
Establishments: What Can We Learn from Analyzing
ZuvEKAS, SAMUEL H.; OLin, Gary L. Accuracy of
Other Fringe Benefits? 46: 253-273 (Fall).
Medicare Expenditures in the Medical Expenditure
ZUVEKAS, SAMUEL H.; OLIN, GARY L. Accuracy of
Panel Survey. 46: 92-108 (Spring).
Medicare Expenditures in the Medical Expenditure
Panel Survey. 46: 92-108 (Spring).
Medicare Fee-for-Service
Medical Groups BIAN, JOHN; Lipscoms, JosEPH; MELLO, MICHELLE M.
Spillover Effects of State Mandated Benefit Laws: The
Rosinson, JAMES C.; SHORTELL, STEPHEN M.:; RITTEN Case of Outpatient Breast Cancer Surgery. 46: 433
HOUSE, DIANE R.; FERNANDES-TAYLOR, SARA; GILLIES, 447 (Winter).
Rosin R.; Casatino, LAwRENCE P. Quality-Based
Payment for Medical Groups and Individual Physi-
Medicare Fee Schedule (MFS)
cians. 46: 172-181 (Summer).
Hap.ey, Jack; RescHovsky, JAMES: CorEY, CATHERINE;
ZUCKERMAN, STEPHEN. Medicare Fees and the Volume
Medicare
of Physician Services. 46: 372-390 (Winter).
BIAN, JoHN; Lipscoms, JosEPH; MELLO, MICHELLE M.
Spillover Effects of State Mandated Benefit Laws: The Medicare Improvements for Patients and Providers Act of
Case of Outpatient Breast Cancer Surgery. 46: 433 2008
447 (Winter).
CAREY, KATHLEEN; BurGess, JAMES F., JR.; YOUNG, ZUCKERMAN, STEPHEN; SHANG, BAOPING; WAIDMANN,
Gary J. Single Specialty Hospitals and Service Timotuy. Medicare Savings Programs: Analyzing
Competition. 46: 162-171 (Summer). Options for Expanding Eligibility. 46: 391-404 (Win-
DECKER, SANDRA L. Changes in Medicaid Physician Fees ter).
and Patterns of Ambulatory Care. 46: 291—304 (Fall).
GOLBERSTEIN, EZRA: GRABOWSKI, David C.; LANGA, Medicare Part D
KENNETH M.; CHERNEW, MICHAEL E. Effect of CAREY, KATHLEEN; BurGeEss, JAMES F., JR.: YOUNG,
Medicare Home Health Care Payment on Informal Gary J. Single Specialty Hospitals and Service
Care. 46: 58-71 (Spring). Competition. 46: 162-171 (Summer).
KHAN, NASREEN; KAESTNER, Ropert. Effect of Prescrip- KHAN, NASREEN; KAESTNER, Roser. Effect of Prescrip-
tion Drug Coverage on the Elderly’s Use of Prescrip- tion Drug Coverage on the Elderly’s Use of Prescrip-
tion Drugs. 46: 33-45 (Spring).
tion Drugs. 46: 33-45 (Spring).
Li, PENGXIANG; SCHNEIDER, JOHN E.; WARD, Marcia M. ZUCKERMAN, STEPHEN; SHANG, BAOPING; WAIDMANN,
Converting to Critical Access Status: How Does It Timotuy. Medicare Savings Programs: Analyzing
Affect Rural Hospitals’ Financial Performance? 46: Options for Expanding Eligibility. 46: 391-404 (Win-
46-57 (Spring). ter).
Monueit, ALAN C. Health Reform Thaw in the Winter
of Our Discontent. 46: 3-6 (Spring).
Medicare Payment Advisory Commission (2001) (Med-
Rosinson, JAMES C.; SHORTELL, STEPHEN M.; RITTEN
PAC)
HousE, DIANE R.; FERNANDES-TAYLOR, SARA; GILLIES,
Rosin R.; CAsALiINno, LAWRENCE P. Quality-Based Li, PENGXIANG; SCHNEIDER, JOHN E.; WARD, Marcia M.
Payment for Medical Groups and Individual Physi- Converting te Critical Access Status: How Does It
cians. 46: 172-181 (Summer). Affect Rural Hospitals’ Financial Performance? 46:
Ryan, ANDREW M.; BurGess, JAMES F., JR.; TOMPKINS, 46-57 (Spring).
CHRISTOPHER P.; WALLACK, STANLEY S. The Relation-
ship between Medicare’s Process of Care Quality Medicare Physician Fees
Measures and Mortality. 46: 274-290 (Fall).
Hapb_ey, JACK; RESCHOVSKY, JAMES; COREY, CATHERINE:
STEVENSON, David G.; FRANK, RICHARD G.; Tau,
ZUCKERMAN, STEPHEN. Medicare Fees and the Volume
JocELyN. Private Long-Term Care Insurance and
of Physicians’ Services. 46: 372-390 (Winter).
State Tax Incentives. 46: 305-321 (Fall).
ZUCKERMAN, STEPHEN; SHANG, BAOPING; WAIDMANN,
Medicare Prescription Drug, Improvement, and Modern-
Timotuy. Medicare Savings Programs: Analyzing Op-
ization Act (2003) (MMA)
tions for Expanding Eligibility. 46: 391-404 (Winter).
ZUVEKAS, SAMUEL H.; OLin, Gary L. Accuracy of CAREY, KATHLEEN; BuRGESS, JAMES F., JR.; YOUNG,
Medicare Expenditures in the Medical Expenditure Gary J. Single Specialty Hospitals and Service
Panel Survey. 46: 92-108 (Spring). Competition. 46: 162-171 (Summer).
458
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Hapbtey, Jack; RescHovsky, JAMES; CoREY, CATHERINE; Nonprofit Hospitals
ZUCKERMAN, STEPHEN. Medicare Fees and the Volume
Gray. BRADFORD H.: SCHLESINGER, MARK. The Ac-
of Physicians’ Services. 46: 372-390 (Winter).
countability of Nonprofit Hospitals: Lessons from
KHAN, NASREEN; KAESTNER, Roper. Effect of Prescrip-
Maryland’s Community Benefit Reporting Require-
tion Drug Coverage on the Elderly’s Use of Prescrip-
ments. 46: 122-139 (Summer).
tion Drugs. 46: 33-45 (Spring).
Damore, JOSEPH: Royer, THOMAS: STRAUSS, THOMAS;
Li, PENGXIANG; SCHNEIDER, JOHN E.; WARD, Marcia M.
VOLKMAR, KEITH; McPHERSON, Bruce. Health Care
Converting to Critical Access Status: How Does It
Reform through Community Benefit Leadership. 46:
Affect Rural Hospitals’ Financial Performance? 46:
364-371 (Winter).
46-57 (Spring).
Nonprofit Nursing Homes
Medicare Savings Programs (MSPs)
DaAMorE, JOSEPH; ROYER, THOMAS; STRAUSS, THOMAS;
ZUCKERMAN, STEPHEN; SHANG, BAOPING; WAIDMANN,
VOLKMAR, KEITH: McPHERSON, Bruce. Health Care
TimotHy. Medicare Savings Programs: Analyzing
Reform through Community Benefit Leadership. 46:
Options for Expanding Eligibility. 46: 391-404 (Win-
364-371 (Winter).
ter).
Nonprofit Organizations
Minority Patients
Gray, BRADFORD H.; SCHLESINGER, MARK. The Ac-
Gray, BRADFORD H.; SCHLESINGER, MARK: SIEGFRIED, countability of Nonprofit Hospitals: Lessons from
SHANNON MITCHELL; Horowitz, EMILY. Racial and Maryland’s Community Benefit Reporting Require-
Ethnic Disparities in the Use of High-Volume ments. 46: 122—139 (Summer).
Hospitals. 46: 322-338 (Fall).
Not-for-Profit Health Care
Misinformation
ANDERSON, RON; CUNNINGHAM, PETER: HOFMANN, PAUL:
Frick, Kevin D.; CHERNEW, MICHAEL E. Beneficial LERNER, WAYNE; SEITZ, KEVIN; MCPHERSON, BRUCE.
Moral Hazard and the Theory of the Second Best. 46: Protecting the Hospital Safety Net. 46: 7-16 (Spring).
229-240 (Summer).
Nursing Care
Moral Hazard
Liu, CHUAN-FEN; SHARP, NANCY D.; SALES, ANNE E.; Lowy,
Frick, Kevin D.; CHERNEW. MicHAEL E. Beneficial Evtiotr; MAcIEsEwsk!, MATTHEW L.; NEEDLEMAN, JACK;
Moral Hazard and the Theory of the Second Best. 46: Li, Yu-FANG. Line Authority for Nurse Staffing and
229-240 (Summer). Costs for Acute Inpatient Care. 46: 339-351 (Fall).
KeLLy, INAS RAsHAD; Markowitz, SARA. Incentives
in Obesity and Health Insurance. 46: 418-432 Nursing Home Placement
(Winter).
SPILLMAN, BRENDA C.; LONG, SHARON K. Does High
Caregiver Stress Predict Nursing Home Entry? 46:
Mortality
140-161 (Summer).
Ryan, ANDREW M.; BurGeEss, JAMES F., JR.; TOMPKINS,
CHRISTOPHER P.; WALLACK, STANLEY S. The Relation- Obesity
ship between Medicare’s Process of Care Quality
Measures and Mortality. 46: 274-290 (Fall). Ketty, INAS RASHAD: MARKowiTz, SARA. Incentives in
Obesity and Health Insurance. 46: 418-432 (Winter).
National Health Expenditure Accounts
Outpatient Surgery
ZuvVEKAS, SAMUEL H.; Ouin, GAry L. Accuracy of
Medicare Expenditures in the. Medical Expenditure BIAN, JOHN; LipscomB, JosEPH; MELLO, MICHELLE M.
Spillover Effects of State Mandated Benefit Laws: The
Panel Survey. 46: 92-108 (Spring).
Case of Outpatient Breast Cancer Surgery. 46: 433
447 (Winter). °
National Long Term Care Survey
CAREY, KATHLEEN; BurGess, JAMES F., JR.: YOUNG, Gary J.
SPILLMAN, BRENDA C.; LoNG, SHARON K. Does High Single Specialty Hospitals and Service Competition. 46:
Caregiver Stress Predict Nursing Home Entry? 46: 162-171 (Summer).
140-161 (Summer).
Patient Satisfaction
New York City
Rospinson, JAMES C.; SHORTELL, STEPHEN M.:; RITTEN
Gray, BRADFORD H.; SCHLESINGER, MARK: SIEGFRIED, HOUSE, DIANE R.; FERNANDES-TAYLOR, SARA; GILLIES,
SHANNON MITCHELL; Horowitz, EMILY. Racial and Rosin R.: Casatino, LAWRENCE P. Quality-Based
Ethnic Disparities in the--Use of High-Volume Payment for Medical Groups and Individual Physi-
Hospitals. 46: 322-338 (Fall). cians. 46: 172-181 (Summer).
459
Pay-for-Performance Incentives ZUCKERMAN, STEPHEN; SHANG, BAOPING: WAIDMANN,
Timotuy. Medicare Savings Programs: Analyzing Op-
Hap ey, JAcK: ResCHOvsKy, JAMES: COREY, CATHERINE;
tions for Expanding Eligibility. 46: 391—404 (Winter).
ZUCKERMAN, STEPHEN. Medicare Fees and the Volume
of Physicians’ Services. 46: 372-390 (Winter).
Prospective Payment System (PPS)
Rosinson, JAMES C.: SHORTELL, STEPHEN M.: RITTEN
HOUSE, DIANE R.; FERNANDES-TAYLOR, SARA: GILLIES. Li, PENGXIANG; SCHNEIDER, JOHN E.; WARD, MArciA M.
Rosin R.: CasALino, LAWRENCE P. Quality-Based Converting to Critical Access Status: How Does It
Payment for Medical Groups and Individual Physi- Affect Rural Hospitals’ Financial Performance? 46:
cians. 46: 172~181 (Summer). 46-57 (Spring).
Ryan, ANDREW M.; BurGess, JAMES F., JR.; TOMPKINS,
CHRISTOPHER P.; WALLACK, STANLEY S. The Relation- Public Option
ship between Medicare’s Process of Care Quality
Measures and Mortality. 46: 274-290 (Fall). Monuelt, ALAN C. Demise of the Public Option: Down
for the Count, But Not Out? 46: 359-363 (Winter).
Penn State Cancer Survivor Study
Qualified Individual (QI) Program
TUNCELI, KAAN: SHORT, PAMELA FARLEY; Moran, JOHN
R.; Tuncett, OzGur. Cancer Survivorship, Health ZUCKERMAN, STEPHEN; SHANG, BAOPING: WAIDMANN,
Insurance, and Employment Transitions among Older TimotHy Medicare Savings Programs: Analyzing
Workers. 46: 17—32 (Spring). Options for Expanding Eligibility. 46: 391-404 (Win-
ter).
Physician-Owned Single Speciality Hospitals (SSHs)
Qualified Medicare Beneficiary (QMB) Program
CarEY, KATHLEEN: BurGess, JAMES F., JR.; YOUNG,
Gary J. Single Specialty Hospitals and Service ZUCKERMAN, STEPHEN; SHANG, BAOPING; WAIDMANN,
Competition. 46: 162-171 (Summer). TimotHy. Medicare Savings Programs: Analyzing
Options for Expanding Eligibility. 46: 391-404 (Win-
Physicians ter).
Decker, SANDRA L. Changes in Medicaid Physician
Fees and Patterns of Ambulatory Care. 46: 291-304 Racial Disparities
(Fall). Gray. BRADFORD H.; SCHLESINGER, MARK; SIEGFRIED,
Hapb_ey, Jack; ReEscHOvsky, JAMES; COREY, CATHERINE; SHANNON MITCHELL: Horowitz, EMiLy. Racial and
ZUCKERMAN, STEPHEN. Medicare Fees and the Volume Ethnic Disparities in the Use of High-Volume
of Physicians’ Services. 46: 372-390 (Winter). Hospitals. 46: 322-338 (Fall).
Rosinson, JAMES C.; SHORTELL, STEPHEN M.; RITTEN
HOUSE, DIANE R.; FERNANDES-TAYLOR, SARA: GILLIES, RAND Health Insurance Experiment
Rosin R.; CasaLino, LAWRENCE P. Quality-Based
Payment for Medical Groups and Individual Physi- Frick, Kevin D.; CHERNEW. MicHaAeL E. Beneficial
cians. 46: 172-181 (Summer). Moral Hazard and the Theory of the Second Best. 46:
229-240 (Summer).
Physicians’ Incentive Programs
Research
Rosinson, JAMES C.; SHORTELL, STEPHEN M.; RITTEN
HOUSE, DIANE R.; FERNANDES-TAYLOR, SARA: GILLIES, CAREY, KATHLEEN; BurRGEss, JAMES F., JR.: YOUNG,
Rosin R.; Casatino, LAWRENCE P. Quality-Based Gary J. Single Specialty Hospitals and Service
Payment for Medical Groups and Individual Physi- Competition. 46: 162-171 (Summer).
cians. 46: 172-181 (Summer). Liu, CHUAN-FEN; SHARP, NANCy D.; SALES, ANNE E.:
Lowy, ELtiotr; MACcIEJEWSKI, MATTHEW L.: NEEDLE
Premier Hospital Quality Incentive Demonstration MAN, JACK; Li, Yu-FANG. Line Authority for Nurse
(PHQID) Staffing and Costs for Acute Inpatient Care. 46: 339
351 (Fall).
Ryan, ANDREW M.; BurGess, JAMES F., JR.: TOMPKINS.
McLAUGHLIN, CATHERINE: LEvy, HELEN: QUINN, BRIAN.
CHRISTOPHER P.; WALLACK. STANLEY S. The Relation- Aspects of Health Reform: Contributions from the
ship between Medicare's Process of Care Quality
Economic Research Initiative on the Uninsured.
Measures and Mortality. 46: 274-290 (Fall).
Introduction. 46: 182-186 (Summer).
Rosinson, JAMES C.; SHORTELL, STEPHEN M.; RITTEN-
Prescription Drugs
HOUSE, DIANE R.; FERNANDES-TAYLOR, SARA: GILLIES,
Carey, KATHLEEN: BurGess, JAMes F., Jr.: YOUNG, Rosin R.; Casatino, LAwRENCE P. Quality-Based
Gary J. Single Specialty Hospitals and Service Payment for Medical Groups and Individual Physi-
Competition. 46: 162-171 (Summer). : cians. 46: 172-181 (Summer).
KHAN, NASREEN: KAESTNER, Rosert. Effect of Prescrip- SPILLMAN, BRENDA C.; LONG, SHARON, K. Does High
tion Drug Coverage on the Elderly’s Use of Prescrip- Caregiver Stress Predict Nursing Home Entry? 46:
tion Drugs. 46: 33-45 (Spring). 140-161 (Summer).
460
Index to Volume 46
ZuvVEKAS. SAMUEL H.; OLIN, Gary L. Accuracy of Surgery
Medicare Expenditures in the Medical Expenditure
BiAN, JOHN; LipscomB, JosEPpH; MELLO, MICHELLE M.
Panel Survey. 46: 92-108 (Spring)
Spillover Effects of State Mandated Benefit Laws: The
Case of Outpatient Breast Cancer Surgery. 46: 433
Risk 447 (Winter).
BAICKER, KATHERINE: Dow, WILLIAM H. Risk Selection CAREY, KATHLEEN: BurGess, JAMES F., JR.; YOUNG,
and Risk Adjustment: Improving Insurance in the Gary J. Single Specialty Hospitals and Service
Individual and Small Group Markets. 46: 215-228 Competition. 46: 162-171 (Summer).
(Summer).
Ket_y, INAS RaAsHAD; Markowitz, SARA. Incentives Surveillance, Epidemiology and End Results Cancer
in Obesity and Health Insurance. 46: 418-432 Registries
(Winter). BIAN, JOHN; LipscomsB, JosEPH: MELLO, MICHELLE M.
Spillover Effects of State Mandated Benefit Laws: The
Rural Access to Care Case of Outpatient Breast Cancer Surgery. 46: 433
447 (Winter).
Li, PENGXIANG; SCHNEIDER, JOHN E.; WARD, MArRcIA M.
Converting to Critical Access Status: How Does It
System-Affiliated Hospitals
Affect Rural Hospitals’ Financial Performance? 46:
46-57 (Spring). ALEXANDER, JEFFREY A.; YOUNG, GARY J.; WEINER,
BRYAN, J.; HEARLD, LARRY R. How Do System-
Site of Care Affiliated Hospitals Fare in Providing Community
Benefit? 46: 72-91 (Spring).
DecKER, SANDRA L. Changes in Medicaid Physician
Fees and Patterns of Ambulatory Care. 46: 291-304
Texas
(Fall).
ALEXANDER, JEFFREY A.; YOUNG, GARY J.; WEINER.
Small Business Establishments BRYAN, J.; HEARLD, Larry R. How Do System-
Affiliated Hospitals Fare in Providing Community
ABRAHAM, JEAN Marie: DELEIRE, THOMAS: ROYALTY, Benefit? 46: 72-91 (Spring).
ANNI Beeson. Access to Health Insurance at Small
Establishments: What Can We Learn from Analyzing Theory of Second Best
Other Fringe Benefits? 46: 253-273 (Fall).
Frick, Kevin D.: CHERNEW, MicuHaet E. Beneficial
Specialty Hospitals Moral Hazard and the Theory of the Second Best. 46:
229-240 (Summer).
CAREY, KATHLEEN; BurRGESS, JAMES F., JR.; YOUNG,
Gary J. Single Specialty Hospitals and Service
Troubled Assets Relief Program (TARP)
Competition. 46: 162-171 (Summer).
Monueit, ALAN C. Speaking Truth to Power. 46: 247
Specified Low-Income Medicare Beneficiary (SLMB) 252 (Fall).
Program
Uncompensated Care
ZUCKERMAN, STEPHEN; SHANG, BAoPING; WAIDMANN,
TimotHy. Medicare Savings Programs: Analyzing ALEXANDER, JEFFREY A.; YOUNG, Gary J.; WEINER,
Options for Expanding Eligibility. 46: 391-404 (Win- BRYAN, J.. HEARLD, LARRY R. How Do System-
ter). Affiliated Hospitals Fare in Providing Community
Benefit? 46: 72-91 (Spring).
Spillover Effects
Uniform Fee Changes
BIAN, JOHN: LipscomMB, JOSEPH; MELLO,~MICHELLE M.
Spillover Effects of State Mandated Benefit Laws: The HaApbLey, JACK: RESCHOvSKy, JAMES; COREY, CATHERINE:
Case of Outpatient Breast Cancer Surgery. 46: 433 ZUCKERMAN, STEPHEN. Medicare Fees and the Volume
447 (Winter). of Physician Services. 46: 372-390 (Winter).
State Children’s Health Insurance Program (SCHIP) Unihsured
MonueEitT, ALAN. C. Health Reform Thaw in the Winter ANDERSON, RON: CUNNINGHAM, PETER: HOFMANN,
of Our Discontent. 46: 3-6 (Spring). PauL: LERNER, WAYNE: SEITZ, KEVIN; MCPHERSON,
Bruce. Protecting the Hospital Safety Net. 46: 7-16
(Spring).
State Tax Incentives
McLAUGHLIN, CATHERINE; LEVY, HELEN: QUINN, BRIAN.
STEVENSON, Davip G.: FRANK. RICHARD G.: TAu, Aspects of Health Reform: Contributions from the
JocELYN. Private Long-Term Care insurance and Economic Research Initiative on the Uninsured.
State Tax Incentives. 46: 305—321 (Fail). Introduction. 46: 182-186 (Summer).
461
Inquiry/ Volume 46, Winter 2009/2010
Utilization BUCHMUELLER, THOMAS C.; Monueit, ALAN C. Employ-
er-Sponsored Health Insurance and the Promise of
Frick, Kevin D.; CHERNEW, MICHAEL E. Beneficial
Health Insurance Reform. 46: 187-202 (Summer).
Moral Hazard and the Theory of the Second Best. 46:
BurGess, JAMES F., JR. see RYAN, ANDREW M.
229-240 (Summer).
BurGess, JAMES F., JR. see CAREY, KATHLEEN.
CAREY, KATHLEEN: BurGEss, JAMES F. JR.: YOUNG, GARY
Value-Based Purchasing (VBP) J. Single Specialty Hospitals and Service Competition.
Ryan, ANDREW M.; BurGess, JAMES F., JR.; TOMPKINS, 46: 162-171 (Summer).
CHRISTOPHER P.; WALLACK, STANLEY S. The Relation- CASALINO, LAWRENCE P. see ROBINSON, JAMES C.
ship between Medicare’s Process of Care Quality CHERNEW, MICHAEL E. see GOLBERSTEIN, EZRA.
Measures and Mortality. 46: 274-290 (Fall). CHERNEW, MICHAEL E see Frick, Kevin D.
Corey, CATHERINE see HADLEY, JACK.
Value of Care COUGHLIN, TERESA A.; LONG, SHARON K. Health Care
Spending and Service Use among High-Cost Medicaid
BAICKER, KATHERINE; Dow, WILLIAM H. Risk Selection Beneficiaries, 2002-2004. 46: 405-417 (Winter).
and Risk Adjustment: Improving Insurance in the
CUNNINGHAM, PETER see ANDERSON, RON.
Individual and Small Group Markets. 46: 215-228
Damore, JOSEPH; ROYER, THOMAS; STRAUSS, THOMAS;
(Summer).
VOLKMAR, KEITH; McPHERSON, Bruce. Health Care
Reform through Community Benefit Leadership. 46:
Veterans Affairs, Department of (VA) 364-371 (Winter).
‘Liu, CHUAN-FEN; SHARP, Nancy D.; SALES, ANNE E.; DeckER, SANDRA L. Changes in Medicaid Physician
Fees and Patterns of Ambulatory Care. 46: 291-304
Lowy, E.tuiorr; MACIEJEWSKI, MATTHEW L.; NEEDLE
MAN, JAcK; Li, YU-FANG. Line Authority for Nurse (Fall).
Staffing and Costs for Acute Inpatient Care. 46: 339 DeELEIRE, THOMAS see ABRAHAM, JEAN MARIE.
351 (Fall). Dow, WILLIAM H. see BAICKER, KATHERINE.
FERNANDES-TAYLOR, SARA see ROBINSON, JAMES C.
Volume-Sensitive Services FRANK, RICHARD G. see STEVENSON, DAvip G.
Frick, Kevin D.; CHERNEW, MICHAEL E. Beneficial
Gray. BRADFORD H.:; SCHLESINGER, MARK: SiEGFRIED, Moral Hazard and the Theory of the Second Best. 46:
SHANNON MITCHELL; Horowitz, Emity. Racial and 229-240 (Summer).
Ethnic Disparities in the Use of High-Volume GILLiEs, Rosin R. see Rosinson, JAMES C.
Hospitals. 46: 322-338 (Fall). Guiep, SHERRY. Mandates and the Affordability of
Health Care. 46: 203-214 (Summer).
Workers’ Compensation GOLBERSTEIN, EZRA; GRABOWSKI, Davip C.; LANGA,
KENNETH M.; CHERNEW, MICHAEL E. Effect of
ABRAHAM, JEAN MArie; DeLEIRE, THOMAS; ROYALTY,
Medicare Home Health Care Payment on Informal
ANNE Beeson. Access to Health Insurance at Small
Care. 46: 58-71 (Spring).
Establishments: What Can We Learn from Analyzing
Grasowsk!I, Davip C. see GOLBERSTEIN, EZRA.
Other Fringe Benefits? 46: 253-273 (Fall).
Gray, BRADFORD H.; SCHLESINGER, MARK: SIEGFRIED,
SHANNON MITCHELL: Horowitz, EmiLy. Racial and
AUTHOR INDEX
Ethnic Disparities in the Use of High-Volume
ABRAHAM, JEAN MARIE; DELEIRE, THOMAS; ROYALTY, Hospitals. 46: 322-338 (Fall).
ANNE Beeson. Access to Health Insurance at Small Gray, BRADFORD H.; SCHLESINGER, MARK. The Ac-
Establishments: What Can We Learn from Analyzing countability of Nonprofit Hospitals: Lessons from
Other Fringe Benefits? 46: 253-273 (Fall). Maryland’s Community Benefit Reporting Require-
ALEXANDER, JEFFREY A.; YOUNG, GARY J.: WEINER, ments. 46: 122-139 (Summer).
BryAN, J.; HEARLD, Larry R. How Do System- Hapb_ey, JACK; RESCHOVSKY, JAMES; COREY, CATHERINE;
Affiliated Hospitals Fare in Providing Community ZUCKERMAN, STEPHEN. Medicare Fees and the Volume
Benefit? 46: 72-91 (Spring). of Physicians’ Services. 46: 372-390 (Winter).
ANDERSON, RON; CUNNINGHAM, PETER; HOFMANN, HEARLD, LARRY R. see ALEXANDER, JEFFREY A.
PauL; LERNER, WAYNE; SEITZ, KEVIN; MCPHERSON, HOFMANN, PAUL see ANDERSON, RON.
Bruce. Protecting the Hospital Safety Net. 46: 7-16 Horow!tz, EMILy see GRAY, BRADFORD H.
(Spring). KAESTNER, ROBERT see KHAN, NASREEN.
BAICKER, KATHERINE; Dow, WILLIAM H. Risk Selection KELLY, INAS RASHAD: Markowitz, SARA. Incentives.in
and Risk Adjustment: Improving Insurance in the Obesity and Health Insurance. 46: 418-432 (Winter).
Individual and Small Group Markets. 46: 215—228 KHAN, NASREEN; KAESTNER, Rosert. Effect of Prescrip-
(Summer). tion Drug Coverage on the Elderly’s Use of Prescrip-
BiAN, JoHN; Lipscoms, JosEPH: MELLO, MICHELLE M. tion Drugs. 46: 33-45 (Spring).
Spillover Effects of State Mandated Benefit Laws: The LANGA, KENNETH M. see GOLBERSTEIN, EZRA.
Case of Outpatient Breast Cancer Surgery. 46: 433 LERNER, WAYNE see ANDERSON, RON.
447 (Winter). Levy, HELEN see MCLAUGHLIN, CATHERINE.
462