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Scenarios, not shortage forecasts, are key to better workforce policy
Melinda Buntin for Health Affairs Scholar
Market Competition and Healthcare Policy
Strategic Pillar Overview
Competition among and between insurers, providers, and suppliers relates to prices, access, quality and equity and is affected by health policy. Our work seeks to understand how these complex interrelationships can best achieve an affordable and equitable, high-value health system.
Highlights
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US Nonprofit Hospitals Have Widely Varying Criteria To Decide Who Qualifies For Free And Discounted Charity Care
Ge Bai for Health Affairs
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De-risking Global Supply Chains: Looking Beyond Material Flows
Tinglong Dai for the National Bureau of Asian Research
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State Full Practice Authority Regulations and Nurse Practitioner Practice Autonomy: Evidence From the 2018 National Sample Survey of Registered Nurses
Eric Slade and Laura Samuel for Medical Care Research and Review
Research Project
2025 HBHI Pilot Grant Awardees
HBHI is pleased to announce our six pilot grant awardees for our 2025 cohort.
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Robust inference for the Frisch labor supply
Michael Keane for Institute for Fiscal Studies
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Dynamics of biological markets with multiple biosimilar competitors in the United States
Mariana P. Socal and Antonio J. Trujillo for Expert Opinion on Biological Therapy
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Using Fiscal Policy to Promote Health: A Five-Year Update on Taxing Tobacco, Alcohol and Sugar-Sweetened Beverages
Jeffery Drope for the Task Force on Fiscal Policy for Health
Expert Spotlight
Expert Spotlight: Nicholas Tilipman
Get to know Nicholas Tilipman, Ph.D., a new assistant professor at the Johns Hopkins Carey School of Business and member of HBHI's core faculty. His work explores the effects of competition and regulation on the behavior of employers, insurers, and providers.