Our new paper in NEJM examines the massive investments into primary care by Amazon, CVS, Humana, and other corporations—what’s driving this trend and what are its implications for patients, clinicians, & trainees? 1/x

This working paper has been a long time coming—it's the first project I worked on as a PhD student! Reducing Administrative Barriers Increases Take-up of Subsidized Health Insurance Coverage: Evidence from a Field Experiment nber.org/papers/w30885

Excited for this session!!

this is actually exactly what it's like when i present on rounds

It will never stop astonishing me that otherwise intelligent people in science, in policy, in the academy, at the center of international climate change negotiations, truly believe that fossil energy companies will willingly transform themselves into allies of decarbonization.

I was put in sexually unsafe situations by @martydison during my time at Leda Health Read more about it here: medium.com/@jaelynngraceo…

Hospital Administrator: How are you going to integrate with our EHR? Salesperson:

Republicans will force a 10 year old to carry her rapist’s baby to term, let a 6 year old carry a gun, permit a 12 year old to work an 8 hour shift in a meat packing plant and allow a grown man to marry a 14 year old with a Judge’s consent, all while telling us that the reason

Doctors at a major US insurance company deny tens of thousands of claims a month without even looking at patients’ files. “We literally click & submit,” a former Cigna doctor told @ProPublica & The Capitol Forum. “It takes all of 10 seconds to do 50 at a time.” The inside story 🧵

"even if you had a single payer system, you would still want value based payments to providers, to create the best longitudinal relationship, regardless of the source of funds." Andy Slavitt 🇺🇦 carves away at an unfortunate misunderstanding that pits VBC against progressive ideals

The quality measure complex has exploded over the past decade A new JAMA study finds that Johns Hopkins spent >$5.6 million + 108,000 hours in a single year to report 162 measures The costs across all US health systems is likely *astronomical* bit.ly/3WTIjUY

Oof, this rings too close to home!

As part of our ongoing effort to advance CareOps practices, we are launching the second edition of the State of CareOps and we need your expertise to make it a roaring success The survey is not your typical snooze-fest. It’s my quest to uncover the tools and practices care

People + process + technology = the product(s) if you're building a care delivery organization. Many orgs disproportionately focus on the technology without regard to the people + process

the number of grown men who don't wash their hands in airport bathrooms will never cease to amaze me