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Research studies with data-driven analyses of the health economy and its emerging trends

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Health Economy Stakeholders Who Focus on Value Optimization Will Establish aCompetitive Advantage

Although healthcare spending increased by more than 50% in the past decade, from $2.8T in 2012 to $4.5T in 2022, health outcomes have remained stagnant or declined. What is the return on society's massive investment in the U.S. health economy?

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Health economy trends.

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Track health economy trends with research from Trilliant Health’s Chief Research Officer, Sanjula Jain, Ph.D.

The Marked Shift in Urgent Care Utilization: Two Years Later
Analyzing the Wide Range of Value for High-Volume Outpatient Preventive Procedures
UnitedHealthcare In-Network Negotiated Rates for MS-DRG 280, For-Profit and Nonprofit Hospitals, 2023
Exploring Reimbursement Differences Between Nonprofit and For-Profit Health Systems
Exploring Reimbursement Differences Between Nonprofit and For-Profit Health Systems
Gastroenterologist and Oncologist Supply Not Evenly Distributed at the Market Level
Match Day 2024: Primary Care Residency Positions Continue to Go Unfilled
Leveraging Risk Adjustment to Analyze Health Status of Patients Receiving Cancer Treatment in 2017 and 2022
Market Share Dynamics Are Influenced by Physician and Medical Device Manufacturer Relationships
Rates of Depression and Anxiety Are Comparatively Higher Among Women with Endometriosis
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Track the latest developments across the health economy.

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  • Tailored analysis and health policy insights
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  • Executive commentary and perspectives
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