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The issue will feature guest editor Nate Apathy, Ph.D., from the University of Maryland School of Public Health in College Park, Maryland

The award recognizes emerging leaders in managed care research who have left a lasting impact on the field.

The issue will feature guest editor Courtney Lyles, Ph.D., from the University of California, Davis

This annual award celebrates emerging leaders in managed care research with outstanding long-term contributions.

“OneOncology was started by physicians and for physicians,” said Jeff Patton, MD, OneOncology CEO. “As we’ve grown and enhanced world-class cancer care in communities across the country, strengthening practice independence and empowering their decision-making has always been our north star."

Issue will feature guest editor, Sunny C. Lin, Ph.D., of Washington University in St. Louis

The annual award recognizes rising leaders in the field of managed care research who are already making exceptional long-term contributions

Kaiser Permanente research finds low rate of in-person follow-up needed after telephone, video visits, suggesting a long-term role for virtual care

Ganguli, a well-published author in both clinical and mainstream media, is an expert in the investigation of the value of ambulatory care

Significant rise reflects the journal’s influence as often-cited research resource

The annual award program recognizes rising leaders in the field of managed care research who are already making exceptional long-term contributions.

The 10th annual health IT special issue of The American Journal of Managed Care® captures the opportunities and disparities that have emerged after telehealth broke through the barriers that kept it out of reach.

The new members include health services researchers, decision makers and more from across the United States.

This growth comes from rejuvenation of the digital platform, conference coverage and exclusive monthly interviews with prominent thought leaders in health care as part of the journal’s 25th anniversary.

Annual program recognizes rising leaders who are making strides in the field of managed care research

New research from the USC-Brookings Schaeffer Initiative for Health Policy finds that services for which surprise billing is common make up 10% of health plan spending – a surprisingly high share.

Inpatient admissions and medical spend were reduced by more than 40% for the most engaged patients in Evolent's population health program.

Walker’s work highlights why multistakeholder perspectives are critical for health IT used by both clinicians and patients

Drs. Anthony Fauci, Donald Berwick, and more discuss COVID-19, health coverage, and costs of care

A new study led by the Department of Population Medicine finds that individuals with bipolar disorder who switched to high-deductible health plans experienced a moderate decrease in nonpsychiatrist mental health outpatient visits, but rates of psychiatrist visits, medication use, emergency department visits, and hospitalizations did not change.

Study from MDVIP shows personalized primary care reduces ER visits, hospitalizations and outpatient expenditures for diabetic population.

For those with both mental and physical illnesses, the medical home model could decrease hospital admissions and increase access to outpatient services, according to findings from a new study that includes research from the UNC Gillings School of Global Public Health.

Annual awards program recognizes rising leaders who are making exceptional early career achievement in the field of managed care.

Annual, two-day conference will bring together world-renowned experts to deliver insights on the future of value-based oncology care

Two members of the law firm Jones Day say even healthcare providers who have not used telemedicine should plan for it as the novel coronavirus spreads, now that rapidly changing laws erase the red tape that has limited use.

Journal’s quarter-century of innovation, growth and cutting-edge research leads to special milestone