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New Normal For Medical Practice Post Covid-19?, David B. Nash
New Normal For Medical Practice Post Covid-19?, David B. Nash
College of Population Health Faculty Papers
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Changes In Health Care Following Covid-19., David B. Nash, Thomas H Lee, Leana Wen, Bruce A Meyer, Judd E Hollander, Susan Skochelak
Changes In Health Care Following Covid-19., David B. Nash, Thomas H Lee, Leana Wen, Bruce A Meyer, Judd E Hollander, Susan Skochelak
College of Population Health Faculty Papers
This conversation was held on June 17, 2020, and the resulting transcript reflects the events that were current as of the time of the original discussion. Changes to policies, events, and data may have changed between the time of the discussion and its publication.
We Know Health Is Not Elective: Impacts Of Covid-19., David B. Nash, Mark Angelo, Esther J Nash, Jonathan L Gleason, Bruce A Meyer
We Know Health Is Not Elective: Impacts Of Covid-19., David B. Nash, Mark Angelo, Esther J Nash, Jonathan L Gleason, Bruce A Meyer
College of Population Health Faculty Papers
Several months into the impact of the global COVID-19 pandemic, the authors use the framework of "radical uncertainty" and specific regional health care data to understand current and future health and economic impacts. Four key areas of discussion included are: (1) How did structural health care inequality manifest itself during the closure of all elective surgeries and visits?; (2) How can we really calculate the so-called untold burden that resulted from the closure, with a special emphasis on primary care?; (3) The Pennsylvania experience - using observations from the population of one major delivery ecosystem (Jefferson Health), a major accountable …
Health Insurance Coverage Disruptions And Cancer Care And Outcomes: Systematic Review Of Published Research, K Robin Yabroff, Katherine Reeder-Hayes, Jingxuan Zhao, Michael T Halpern, Ana Maria Lopez, Leon Bernal-Mizrachi, Anderson B Collier, Joan Neuner, Jonathan Phillips, William Blackstock, Manali Patel
Health Insurance Coverage Disruptions And Cancer Care And Outcomes: Systematic Review Of Published Research, K Robin Yabroff, Katherine Reeder-Hayes, Jingxuan Zhao, Michael T Halpern, Ana Maria Lopez, Leon Bernal-Mizrachi, Anderson B Collier, Joan Neuner, Jonathan Phillips, William Blackstock, Manali Patel
Kimmel Cancer Center Faculty Papers
BACKGROUND: Lack of health insurance coverage is associated with poor access and receipt of cancer care and survival in the United States. Disruptions in coverage are common among low-income populations, but little is known about associations of disruptions with cancer care, including prevention, screening, and treatment, as well as outcomes of stage at diagnosis and survival.
METHODS: We conducted a systematic review of studies of health insurance coverage disruptions and cancer care and outcomes published between 1980 and 2019. We used the PubMed, EMBASE, Scopus, and CINAHL databases and identified 29 observational studies. Study characteristics and key findings were abstracted …