On August 22, a Maryland federal district court stayed several major components of the Trump administration's marketplace ...

The loss of physicians’ standing as professionals when they become employees of large systems cannot be ignored. We are ...

Lower court injunctions or stays have in many cases slowed the swift decimation of public health infrastructure by preventing ...

There are a range of reform options for policy makers to consider—both at the state and federal level—to improve coverage and ...

Health professionals need to be ready to say “no,” in the interest of the nation’s health, their own morale and well-being, ...

The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services should revise how it evaluates the intensity of physical compared to mental ...

Together, ABMS boards and the AMA could create a comprehensive framework for organizational professionalism that matches the ...

While the law has successfully protected consumers from the most common types of surprise out-of-network bills, its ...

Brendan Saloner ([email protected]), Brown University, Providence, Rhode Island. Pooja Lagisetty, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Michigan. Access and scale are two sides of the same coin. Whereas ...

The population of aging patients with substance use disorder (SUD) requiring care in nursing facilities is growing, yet these facilities are not sufficiently prepared to provide evidence-based ...

Even if data are removed from a system, it’s possible that an AI model may still be retaining the ‘lessons’ it learned from ...

Health Affairs' Jeff Byers welcomes Katie Keith of Georgetown Law and Deputy Editor Chris Fleming to the pod to discuss the recent Supreme Court case, American Public Health Association et al. v.