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In his latest article co-authored with Stanford’s Arnold Milstein and Duke’s Barak Richman, Kevin Schulman argues that Congress can help cut the high cost of  healthcare by passing proposed legislation that w

Private insurance pays hospitals much more than the federal government does for patient care. If Medicare for all means Medicare rates, expect an industry backlash. Read the entire New York Times article, which

Medicare for All’s impact on hospitals would be significant, including a 15.9% reduction in revenue and 1.5 million jobs lost, unless hospitals quickly became more efficient, according to a piece by Arnold

A review of relevant law reveals that the Trump administration is not nearly as hampered by antitrust law as the pharmaceutical benefits manager industry argues. Antitrust law does not prohibit manufacturers from

Kevin Schulman writes in a Stanford Medicine article that although consumers may benefit by having an intermediary help to secure the best prices for medications, questions persist about how much should be paid

Congratulations to Pinar Karaca-Mandic and the Medical Industry Leadership Institute (MILI) at the Carlson School of Management for their role in the development of the PRISM app, which won the AHRQ Step Up App

Congratulations to the student teams from UNC Kenan-Flagler Business School, Baylor University’s Hankamer School of Business, and Baruch College, Zicklin School of Business, for placing in this year’s BAHM case c

Kevin A. Schulman, M.D., and Barak D. Richman, J.D., Ph.D.

Why have investments in digital technologies largely failed to reduce healthcare costs and improve population health, the patient experience and the

The Clinical Excellence Research Center (CERC) in the Department of Medicine at Stanford University seeks research faculty to join the Center as Assistant Professor or Associate Professor or Professor in the

In the most recent issue of Minnesota Medicine, Steve Parente at the Carlson School of Management discusses the potential for a mega-merger in the Minnesota region, the trend toward salaried physicians, and the

Kevin A.Schulman MD, MBA & Matan Dabora MD, MBA 

Michael T. French, University of Miami, Departments of Health Management and Policy, Sociology, Economics, and Public Health Sciences, and Gulcin Gumus, Department of Management Programs, Florida Atlantic University

How does US reliance on health insurance skew economic incentives in the prescription drug market? Stanford Medicine’s blog, Scope, highlights Kevin Schulman’s most recent HMPI article: https://stan.md/2QJF2Vs.

Healthcare Experts Propose Both Market and Regulatory Changes to Reduce Prescription Drug Costs Amid the Trump Administration’s Call to Cut Medicare Drug Prices
The scholars and clinicians will discuss their p

A study looking at the link between hospital performance and managerial education found that hospitals which are closer to universities that offer both medical education and business education exhibit higher