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Kenneth Thorpe

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Florence, Curtis
8
Howard, David
5
Joski, Peter
5
Atherly, Adam
2
Becker, Edmund
2
Culler, Steven
2
Adams, Kathleen
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Druss, Benjamin
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Rask, Kimberly
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Hawley, Jonathan

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Howard David H; Richardson Lisa C; Thorpe Kenneth E
Cancer screening and age in the United States and Europe.
Thorpe Kenneth E
Medication access and vulnerable populations: what's changing. Introduction.
Thorpe Kenneth E
Reframing the debate over health care reform: the role of system performance and affordability.

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2009: Howard David H; Richardson Lisa C; Thorpe Kenneth E
Cancer screening and age in the United States and Europe.
Health affairs (Project Hope) 2009;28(6):1838-47.
2008: Thorpe Kenneth E
Medication access and vulnerable populations: what's changing. Introduction.
The American journal of managed care 2008;14(11 Suppl):SP3-4.
2007: Thorpe Kenneth E
Reframing the debate over health care reform: the role of system performance and affordability.
Health affairs (Project Hope) 2007;26(6):1560-2.
2007: Thorpe Kenneth E
Vermont's Catamount Health: a roadmap for health care reform?
Health affairs (Project Hope) 2007;26(6):w703-5.
2007: Thorpe Kenneth E; Howard David H; Galactionova Katya
Differences in disease prevalence as a source of the U.S.-European health care spending gap.
Health affairs (Project Hope) 2007;26(6):w678-86.
2006: Thorpe Kenneth E
Factors accounting for the rise in health-care spending in the United States: the role of rising disease prevalence and treatment intensity.
Public health 2006;120(11):1002-7.
2006: Florence Curtis S; Atherly Adam; Thorpe Kenneth E
Will choice-based reform work for Medicare? Evidence from the Federal Employees Health Benefits Program.
Health services research 2006;41(5):1741-61.
2006: Thorpe Kenneth E; Howard David H
The rise in spending among Medicare beneficiaries: the role of chronic disease prevalence and changes in treatment intensity.
Health affairs (Project Hope) 2006;25(5):w378-88.
2006: Culler Steven D; Atherly Adam; Walczak Sandra; Davis Anne; Hawley Jonathan N; Rask Kimberly J; Naylor Vi; Thorpe Kenneth E
Urban-rural differences in the availability of hospital information technology applications: a survey of Georgia hospitals.
The Journal of rural health : official journal of the American Rural Health Association and the National Rural Health Care Association 2006;22(3):242-7.
2006: Howard David H; Culler Steven D; Druss Benjamin G; Thorpe Kenneth E
The relationship between ex ante mortality risk and end-of-life medical costs.
Applied health economics and health policy 2006;5(1):37-44.
2005: Thorpe Kenneth E
The rise in health care spending and what to do about it.
Health affairs (Project Hope) 2005;24(6):1436-45.
2005: Thorpe Kenneth E; Florence Curtis S; Howard David H; Joski Peter
The rising prevalence of treated disease: effects on private health insurance spending.
Health affairs (Project Hope) 2005;Suppl Web Exclusives():W5-317-W5-325.
2005: Atherly Adam; Florence Curtis; Thorpe Kenneth E
Health plan switching among members of the Federal Employees Health Benefits Program.
Inquiry : a journal of medical care organization, provision and financing 2005;42(3):255-65.
2004: Thorpe Kenneth E
Protecting the uninsured.
The New England journal of medicine 2004;351(15):1479-81.
2004: Thorpe Kenneth E; Florence Curtis S; Howard David H; Joski Peter
The impact of obesity on rising medical spending.
Health affairs (Project Hope) 2004;Suppl Web Exclusives():W4-480-6.
2004: Thorpe Kenneth E; Florence Curtis S; Joski Peter
Which medical conditions account for the rise in health care spending?
Health affairs (Project Hope) 2004;Suppl Web Exclusives():W4-437-45.
2004: Adams E Kathleen; Thorpe Kenneth E; Becker Edmund R; Joski Peter J; Flome Jennifer
Colorectal cancer screening, 1997-1999: role of income, insurance and policy.
Preventive medicine 2004;38(5):551-7.
2004: Howard David H; Molinari Noelle-Angelique; Thorpe Kenneth E
National estimates of medical costs incurred by nonelderly cancer patients.
Cancer 2004;100(5):883-91.
2004: Thorpe Kenneth E
The medical malpractice 'crisis': recent trends and the impact of state tort reforms.
Health affairs (Project Hope) 2004;Suppl Web Exclusives():W4-20-30.
2003: Adams E Kathleen; Florence Curtis S; Thorpe Kenneth E; Becker Edmund R; Joski Peter J
Preventive care: female cancer screening, 1996-2000.
American journal of preventive medicine 2003;25(4):301-7.
2003: Florence Curtis S; Thorpe Kenneth E
How does the employer contribution for the federal employees health benefits program influence plan selection?
Health affairs (Project Hope) 2003;22(2):211-8.
2003: Thorpe Kenneth E; Howard David
Health insurance and spending among cancer patients.
Health affairs (Project Hope) 2003;Suppl Web Exclusives():W3-189-98.
2002: Thorpe Kenneth E; Atherly Adam
Medicare+Choice: current role and near-term prospects.
Health affairs (Project Hope) 2002;Suppl Web Exclusives():W242-52.
2001: Thorpe K E; Seiber E E; Florence C S
The impact of HMOs on hospital-based uncompensated care.
Journal of health politics, policy and law 2001;26(3):543-55.
2001: Thorpe Kenneth E; Atherly Adam
Reforming Medicare: impacts on federal spending and choice of health plans.
Health affairs (Project Hope) 2001;Suppl Web Exclusives():W51-64.
2000: Thorpe K E; Florence C S; Seiber E E
Hospital conversions, margins, and the provision of uncompensated care.
Health affairs (Project Hope) 2000;19(6):187-94.
1999: Thorpe K E; Florence C S; Gray B
Market incentives, plan choice, and price increases.
Health affairs (Project Hope) 1999;18(6):194-202.
1999: Thorpe K E; Florence C S
Covering uninsured children and their parents: estimated costs and number of newly insured.
Medical care research and review : MCRR 1999;56(2):197-214; discussion 215-9.
1999: Thorpe K E; Florence C S
Why are workers uninsured? Employer-sponsored health insurance in 1997.
Health affairs (Project Hope) 1999;18(2):213-8.
1998: Thorpe K E; Florence C S
Health insurance among children: the role of expanded Medicaid coverage.
Inquiry : a journal of medical care organization, provision and financing 1998;35(4):369-79.
1997: Thorpe K E
Incremental approaches to covering uninsured children: design and policy issues.
Health affairs (Project Hope) 1997;16(4):64-78.
1997: Thorpe K E
Incremental strategies for providing health insurance for the uninsured. Projected federal costs and number of newly insured.
JAMA : the journal of the American Medical Association 1997;278(4):329-33.
1997: Thorpe K E
The health system in transition: care, cost, and coverage.
Journal of health politics, policy and law 1997;22(2):339-61.

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