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Paul Ginsburg

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Chapin White; Paul B Ginsburg
Slower growth in Medicare spending--is this the new normal?
Laurie E Felland; Paul B Ginsburg; Gretchen M Kishbauch
Improving health care access for low-income people: lessons from ascension health's community collaboratives.
Peter J Cunningham; Laurie E Felland; Paul B Ginsburg; Hoangmai H Pham
Qualitative methods: a crucial tool for understanding changes in health systems and health care delivery.

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2012: Chapin White; Paul B Ginsburg
Slower growth in Medicare spending--is this the new normal?
The New England journal of medicine 2012;366(12):1073-5.
2011: Laurie E Felland; Paul B Ginsburg; Gretchen M Kishbauch
Improving health care access for low-income people: lessons from ascension health's community collaboratives.
Health affairs (Project Hope) 2011;30(7):1290-8.
2011: Peter J Cunningham; Laurie E Felland; Paul B Ginsburg; Hoangmai H Pham
Qualitative methods: a crucial tool for understanding changes in health systems and health care delivery.
Medical care research and review : MCRR 2011;68(1):34-40.
2011: Paul B Ginsburg
Rapidly evolving physician-payment policy--more than the SGR.
The New England journal of medicine 2011;364(2):172-6.
2009: Hoangmai H Pham; Paul B Ginsburg; James M Verdier
Medicare governance and provider payment policy.
Health affairs (Project Hope) 2009;28(5):1382-94.
2008: Paul B Ginsburg
Don't break out the champagne: continued slowing of health care spending growth unlikely to last.
Health affairs (Project Hope) 2008;27(1):30-2.
2007: Hoangmai H Pham; Paul B Ginsburg
Unhealthy trends: the future of physician services.
Health affairs (Project Hope) 2007;26(6):1586-98.
2007: Paul B Ginsburg; Hoangmai H Pham; Kelly McKenzie; Arnold Milstein
Distorted payment system undermines business case for health quality and efficiency gains.
Issue brief (Center for Studying Health System Change) 2007;(112):1-4.
2007: Hoangmai H Pham; Paul B Ginsburg; Kelly McKenzie; Arnold Milstein
Redesigning care delivery in response to a high-performance network: the Virginia Mason Medical Center.
Health affairs (Project Hope) 2007;26(4):w532-44.
2007: Ann S O'Malley; Hoangmai H Pham; Paul B Ginsburg
Coverage expansion needs cost containment - but States cannot do it alone.
The Journal of ambulatory care management 2007;30(3):202.
2007: Paul B Ginsburg
Financing change. Hospital relationships with physicians.
Hospitals & health networks / AHA 2007;81(5):suppl 10.
2007: Paul B Ginsburg; Robert Berenson
Revising Medicare's physician fee schedule--much activity, little change.
The New England journal of medicine 2007;356(12):1201-3.
2007: Paul B Ginsburg
Shopping for price in medical care.
Health affairs (Project Hope) 2007;26(2):w208-16.
2007: Robert Berenson; Paul B Ginsburg; Jessica H May
Hospital-physicians relations: cooperation, competition, or separation?
Health affairs (Project Hope) 2007;26(1):w31-43.
2006: Paul B Ginsburg
Recalibrating Medicare payments for inpatient care.
The New England journal of medicine 2006;355(20):2061-4.
2006: Paul B Ginsburg; Bradley C Strunk; Michelle I Banker; John P Cookson
Tracking health care costs: continued stability but at high rates in 2005.
Health affairs (Project Hope) 2006;25(6):w486-95.
2006: Cara S Lesser; Paul B Ginsburg
Strategies to enhance price and quality competition in health care: lessons learned from tracking local markets.
Journal of health politics, policy and law 2006;31(3):557-67.
2006: James D Reschovsky; Bradley C Strunk; Paul B Ginsburg
Why employer-sponsored insurance coverage changed, 1997-2003.
Health affairs (Project Hope) 2006;25(3):774-82.
2006: Bradley C Strunk; Paul B Ginsburg; Michelle I Banker
The effect of population aging on future hospital demand.
Health affairs (Project Hope) 2006;25(3):w141-9.
2005: Cara S Lesser; Paul B Ginsburg; Laurie E Felland
Initial findings from HSC's 2005 site visits: stage set for growing health care cost and access problems.
Issue brief (Center for Studying Health System Change) 2005;(97):1-4.
2005: Bradley C Strunk; Paul B Ginsburg; John P Cookson
Tracking health care costs: spending growth stabilizes at high rate in 2004.
Data bulletin (Center for Studying Health System Change) 2005;(29):1-4.
2005: Bradley C Strunk; Paul B Ginsburg; John P Cookson
Tracking health care costs: declining growth trend pauses in 2004.
Health affairs (Project Hope) 2005;Suppl Web Exclusives():W5-286-W5-295.
2004: Joy M Grossman; Paul B Ginsburg
As the health insurance underwriting cycle turns: what next?
Health affairs (Project Hope) 2004;23(6):91-102.
2004: Paul B Ginsburg
Controlling health care costs.
The New England journal of medicine 2004;351(16):1591-3.
2004: Len M Nichols; Paul B Ginsburg; Robert Berenson; Jon Christianson; Robert E Hurley
Are market forces strong enough to deliver efficient health care systems? Confidence is waning.
Health affairs (Project Hope) 2004;23(2):8-21.
2004: Paul B Ginsburg
Tax-free but of little account. Without changes, health savings plans unlikely to achieve lofty goals.
Modern healthcare 2004;34(7):21.
2004: Bradley C Strunk; Paul B Ginsburg
Tracking health care costs: trends turn downward in 2003.
Health affairs (Project Hope) 2004;Suppl Web Exclusives():W4-354-62.
2003: Bradley C Strunk; Paul B Ginsburg
Tracking health care costs: trends slow in first half of 2003.
Data bulletin (Center for Studying Health System Change) 2003;(26):1-2.
2003: Paul B Ginsburg
Can hospitals and physicians shift the effects of cuts in Medicare reimbursement to private payers?
Health affairs (Project Hope) 2003;Suppl Web Exclusives():W3-472-9.
2003: Cara S Lesser; Paul B Ginsburg
Health care cost and access problems intensify: initial findings from HSC's recent site visits.
Issue brief (Center for Studying Health System Change) 2003;(63):1-6.
2003: Kelly J Devers; Linda R Brewster; Paul B Ginsburg
Specialty hospitals: focused factories or cream skimmers?
Issue brief (Center for Studying Health System Change) 2003;(62):1-4.
2003: Cara S Lesser; Paul B Ginsburg; Kelly J Devers
The end of an era: what became of the "managed care revolution" in 2001?
Health services research 2003;38(1 Pt 2):337-55.
2003: Bradley C Strunk; Paul B Ginsburg
Tracking health care costs: trends stabilize but remain high in 2002.
Health affairs (Project Hope) 2003;Suppl Web Exclusives():W3-266-74.
2002: Bradley C Strunk; Paul B Ginsburg
Aging plays limited role in health care cost trends.
Data bulletin (Center for Studying Health System Change) 2002;(23):1-2.
2002: Bradley C Strunk; Paul B Ginsburg; Jon Gabel
Tracking health care costs: growth accelerates again in 2001.
Health affairs (Project Hope) 2002;Suppl Web Exclusives():W299-310.
2001: Jon Gabel; Paul B Ginsburg; Jeremy Pickreign; J D Reschovsky
Trends in out-of-pocket spending by insured American workers, 1990-1997.
Health affairs (Project Hope) 2001;20(2):47-57.
2001: Cara S Lesser; Paul B Ginsburg
Back to the future? New cost and access challenges emerge. Initial findings from HSC's recent site visits.
Issue brief (Center for Studying Health System Change) 2001;(35):1-4.
2001: Bradley C Strunk; Paul B Ginsburg; Jon Gabel
Tracking health care costs.
Health affairs (Project Hope) 2001;Suppl Web Exclusives():W39-50.
2000: Linda R Brewster; Paul B Ginsburg
At the brink: how Harvard Pilgrim got in trouble.
Issue brief (Center for Studying Health System Change) 2000;(33):1-4.
2000: C Hogan; Paul B Ginsburg; J R Gabel
Tracking health care costs: inflation returns.
Health affairs (Project Hope) 2000;19(6):217-23.
2000: Cara S Lesser; Paul B Ginsburg
Update on the nation's health care system: 1997-1999.
Health affairs (Project Hope) 2000;19(6):206-16.
2000: Jon Gabel; Paul B Ginsburg; Heidi Whitmore; Jeremy Pickreign
Withering on the vine: the decline of indemnity health insurance.
Health affairs (Project Hope) 2000;19(5):152-7.
2000: Paul B Ginsburg; Peter Kemper; R Baxter; L T Kohn
The Community Tracking Study analyses of market change: introduction.
Health services research 2000;35(1 Pt 1):7-16.
1999: Paul B Ginsburg; Cara S Lesser
The view from communities.
Journal of health politics, policy and law 1999;24(5):1005-13.
1998: Paul B Ginsburg; Jon Gabel
Tracking health care costs: what's new in 1998?
Health affairs (Project Hope) 1998;17(5):141-6.
1998: Paul B Ginsburg
Health system change in 1997.
Health affairs (Project Hope) 1998;17(4):165-9.
1998: Paul B Ginsburg; Jon Gabel; KA Hunt
Tracking small-firm coverage, 1989-1996.
Health affairs (Project Hope) 1998;17(1):167-71.
1997: Paul B Ginsburg
Here come the docs. With managed care on the run, physicians are regaining control of healthcare.
Modern healthcare 1997;27(35):46.
1997: Jon Gabel; Paul B Ginsburg; KA Hunt
Small employers and their health benefits, 1988-1996: an awkward adolescence.
Health affairs (Project Hope) 1997;16(5):103-10.
1997: Paul B Ginsburg; Jeremy Pickreign
Tracking health care costs: an update.
Health affairs (Project Hope) 1997;16(4):151-5.
1997: J M Corrigan; Paul B Ginsburg
Association leaders speak out on health system change.
Health affairs (Project Hope) 1997;16(1):150-7.
1996: Paul B Ginsburg; Jeremy Pickreign
Tracking health care costs.
Health affairs (Project Hope) 1996;15(3):140-9.
1996: Peter Kemper; D Blumenthal; J M Corrigan; Peter J Cunningham; S M Felt; J M Grossman; L T Kohn; C E Metcalf; RF St Peter; R C Strouse; Paul B Ginsburg
The design of the community tracking study: a longitudinal study of health system change and its effects on people.
Inquiry : a journal of medical care organization, provision and financing 1996;33(2):195-206.
1995: Paul B Ginsburg; J M Grossman
Health system change: the view from Wall Street.
Health affairs (Project Hope) 1995;14(4):159-63.