Systemic Treatments for Advanced Prostate Cancer: Relationship Between Health Insurance Plan and Treatment Costs
The authors examine how insurer and patient out-of-pocket payments for advanced prostate cancer differ by drug and health plan type and describe the relationship between these payments and utilization.
New Strategies for Aligning Physicians With Health System Incentives
This article details strategies based on principles from psychology and economics that health systems may use to align with physicians.
The Utility of Cost Discussions Between Patients With Cancer and Oncologists
Many patients with cancer desire cost discussions with doctors, but those discussions are rare. Nevertheless, cost discussions may lower patient costs-usually without altering treatment.
When Money Is Saved by Reducing Healthcare Costs, Where Do US Primary Care Physicians Think the Money Goes?
Managed Care Organizations Should Not Disclose Their Physicians' Financial Incentives
Can We Continue to Afford Organ Transplants in an Era of Managed Care?
