Free for All? Lessons from the RAND Health Insurance Experiment¶
Newhouse, J. P., & Group, t. R. H. I. E. (1993). Free for All? Lessons from the RAND Health Insurance Experiment. Harvard University Press.
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- The landmark study of health cost-sharing found this two-edged effect directly: cost at the point of use reduces utilization of both wasteful and worthwhile care
This sourceReports that the landmark RAND cost-sharing experiment reduced both needed and unneeded care, with adverse health exceptions concentrated among the poorest and sickest participants.
- The landmark study of health cost-sharing found this two-edged effect directly: cost at the point of use reduces utilization of both wasteful and worthwhile care
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