Disease Management: Does It Work?

Jill Bernstein, Deborah Chollet and G. Gregory Peterson

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Abstract: Disease management programs seek to control health care costs by focusing on two major drivers: high-cost chronic illness and inpatient hospitalizations for acute conditions.

Keywords: Disease Management; Health Care Reform; Chronic Conditions; Hospitalization (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Pages: 5
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