Coordination versus Competition in Health Care Reform

Katherine Baicker A D · Helen G. Levy

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Interview with Dr. Katherine Baicker on the balance between coordination and competition in U.S. health care after the Affordable Care Act. (08:53)Download Many proposals to increase the value of care focus on improved coordination. But by generating incentives for provider consolidation, these efforts may unintentionally be at odds with another strategy for improving value: promoting competition in health care markets.

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