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Part B Drug Payment Reform: Lower Expenditures Without Signs of Adverse Effects

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  • Jeffrey Ballou
  • Arnold Chen
  • Valerie Cheh
  • Deo Bencio
  • Bonnie Hart
  • Joshua Parks
  • John Hall

Abstract

Research found that physicians were being reimbursed far in excess of what they were paying for Part B drugs and that there was little incentive in the Medicare payment system to contain drug expenditures.

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  • Jeffrey Ballou & Arnold Chen & Valerie Cheh & Deo Bencio & Bonnie Hart & Joshua Parks & John Hall, "undated". "Part B Drug Payment Reform: Lower Expenditures Without Signs of Adverse Effects," Mathematica Policy Research Reports 823823ccc9f840baa6a6c802d, Mathematica Policy Research.
    • Handle: RePEc:mpr:mprres:823823ccc9f840baa6a6c802d2824f0f
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