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Concentration of Potentially Preventable Spending Among High-Cost Medicare Subpopulations
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  • 2013Contribution of Preventable Acute Care Spending to Total Spending for High-Cost Medicare Patients206 cited
  • 2016Segmenting high-cost Medicare patients into potentially actionable cohorts175 cited

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  • 2019Analysis of Drivers of Disenrollment and Plan Switching Among Medicare Advantage Beneficiaries124 cited

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