Publications
The Healthcare Value Hub has a variety of publications to help you work on healthcare value topics. Designed to appeal to a variety of stakeholders, these publications range from Easy Explainers (short summaries of the research), to longer Research Briefs, Data Briefs summarizing survey results and Convening Reports summarizing Hub-sponsored events.
Displaying all Publication Types on Drug Costs
New Mexico Survey Respondents Worry about High Drug Costs; Support a Range of Government Solutions
Pennsylvania Survey Respondents Worry about High Drug Costs & Support a Range of Government Solutions
Southeast Wisconsin: Half of Adults Experienced Healthcare Affordability Burdens in the Past Year
Virginians Struggle to Afford High Healthcare Costs; Support a Range of Government Solutions Across Party Lines
Medical Devices: Worrying Parallels to Our Nation's Prescription Drug Concerns?
Healthcare Cost Drivers: High and Rising Unit Prices
Strategies to Address High Unit Prices: A Primer for States
Pharmacy Benefit Managers: Can They Return to Their Client-Centered Origins?
Prescription Drug Competition Hampered by Policies, Barriers and Delay Tactics
Consumer-Centric Healthcare: Managing Medical Bills and Costs
Provider Scope of Practice: Expanding Non-Physician Providers' Responsibilities Can Benefit Consumers
Health System Oversight by States: An Environmental Scan
Rx Costs: A Primer for Healthcare Advocates
Health System Transformation: Consumers' Views on Cost and Quality
EASY EXPLAINERS
Easy Explainers are short, two-page descriptions of cost drivers and strategies to address cost and quality issues.
RESEARCH BRIEFS
Research Briefs are longer evaluations and feature the latest research evidence on the effectiveness of different strategies to address cost and quality issues.
HEALTHCARE VALUE HUB
The Healthcare Value Hub can help you find free, timely information about policies and practices to achieve health systems that are equitable, affordable, and focused on the goals and needs of the people the system is meant to serve.
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