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David C. Grabowski "The relationship of Medicaid payment rates, bed constraint policies, and risk-adjusted pressure ulcers". Health Services Research. FindArticles.com. 01 Jan, 2010. http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m4149/is_4_39/ai_n6137533/

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Articles in August, 2004 issue of Health Services Research

• Employee choice of Consumer-Driven Health insurance in a multiplan, multiproduct setting
  by Stephen T. Parente
• The relationship of Medicaid payment rates, bed constraint policies, and risk-adjusted pressure ulcers
  by David C. Grabowski
• Economic profiling of primary care physicians: consistency among risk-adjusted measures
  by J. William Thomas
• Commentary—looking at the effects of consumer-centric health plans on expenditures and utilization
  by John Bertko
• Quality of care for patients with type 2 diabetes mellitus in the Netherlands and the United States: a comparison of two quality improvement programs
  by Gerlof D. Valk
• Influenza and pneumococcal vaccination demand responses to changes in infectious disease mortality
  by Ying-Chun Li
• Early experience with employee choice of consumer-directed health plans and satisfaction with enrollment
  by Jinnet Briggs Fowles
• Consumer experiences in a consumer-driven health plan
  by Jon B. Christianson
• The impact of medicaid managed care on pregnant women in Ohio: a cohort analysis
  by Embry M. Howell
• Consumer-driven health care—beyond rhetoric with research and experience
  by Anne K. Gauthier
• Multihospital system membership and patient treatments, expenditures, and outcomes
  by Kristin Madison
• Antiretroviral therapy and health care utilization: a study of privately insured men and women with HIV disease
  by Fred J. Hellinger
• Risk segmentation related to the offering of a consumer-directed health plan: a case study of Humana Inc
  by Laura A. Tollen
• Commentary—current MSA theory: well-meaning but futile
  by George C. Halvorson
• Trust in insurers and access to physicians: associated enrollee behaviors and changes over time
  by Rajesh Balkrishnan
• Development of the Patient Activation Measure : conceptualizing and measuring activation in patients and consumers
  by Judith H. Hibbard
• Consumer-directed health care: will it improve health system performance?
  by Karen Davis
• Patient satisfaction, treatment experience, and disability outcomes in a population-based cohort of injured workers in Washington State: implications for quality improvement
  by Thomas M. Wickizer
• Adoption of liquid-based cervical cancer screening tests by family physicians and gynecologists
  by Karen M. Rappaport
• Commentary—defined contribution health plans: attracting the healthy and well-off
  by Gail Shearer
• The effect of benefits, premiums, and health risk on health plan choice in the Medicare program
  by Adam Atherly
• Awakening consumer stewardship of health benefits: prevalence and differentiation of new health plan models
  by Meredith Rosenthal
• Coding response to a case-mix measurement system based on multiple diagnoses
  by Colin Preyra
• Correction to cover of HSR 39:3 June issue
• Competing values of emergency department performance: balancing multiple stakeholder perspectives
  by Deborah Tregunno
• Hospice use by Hispanic and non-Hispanic white cancer decedents
  by Nuha A. Lackan
• Evaluation of the effect of a consumer-driven health plan on medical care expenditures and utilization
  by Stephen T. Parente
• Context or composition: what explains variation in SCHIP disenrollment?
  by Julie A. Phillips
• Tales from the new frontier: pioneers' experiences with consumer-driven health care
  by Anthony T. Lo Sasso
• Quality of health care: the views of homeless youth
  by Josephine Ensign
• Variations in nurse practitioner use in veterans affairs primary care practices
  by Patty Y. Huang
• Commentary—how consumer-driven health care evolves in a dynamic market
  by Greg Scandlen