John Holahan
Books
- Geographic variations in 1985 Medicare expenditures
- National health insurance
- The States' response to Medicaid financing crisis
- The Medicaid cost explosion
- Medicaid program evaluation
- Health policy for low-income people in Massachusetts
- Health policy for low-income people in New York
- Market competition and uncompensated care pools
- Explaining the recent growth in Medicaid expenditures
- Measuring benefits from prison reform
- Growth in Medicare physician services by specialty
- Balancing access, costs, and politics
- Medicare physician payment reform
- Federalism and health policy
- A benefit-cost analysis of project crossroads
- Financing health care for the poor
- Medicare Policy and the Recent Growth in Physician Expenditures
- Restructuring federal Medicaid controls and incentives
- The effect of reimbursement on physician services and income from Medicare and Medicaid
- Physician pricing in California
- Medicaid program evaluation
- Altering Medicaid provider reimbursement methods
- Medicaid
- Health policy for the low-income population
- Price controls, physician fees, and physician incomes from Medicare and Medicaid
- Geographic border crossing
- Physician pricing in California
- The Medicaid reform debate in 1997
- Physician pricing in California
- Growth in Medicare physician expenditures, 1983-1985
- Controlling medicaid utilization patterns
- Physician supply, peer review and use of health services in Medicaid
- Medicare physician expenditures
- Geographic variation in the volume intensity of Medicare physician services in 1988
- Growth in Medicare physician expenditures, 1983-1985
- The effects of the 1981 Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act on Medicaid
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