Jan. 19, 2018
2:00 - 3:00 p.m. ET

High healthcare spending is a top concern policymakers, advocates and consumers alike. But what is driving our ever-increasing spending? New research provides details about the relative importance of various cost drivers (e.g., unit prices, disease prevalence and intensity, obesity, etc.), both overall and within patient diagnoses groups (e.g., diabetes or heart disease). This research identifies the cost drivers that matter most and actionable information we can use to tackle our high healthcare spending trend.

Joseph Dieleman, Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation, University of Washington

Larry Levitt, Kaiser Family Foundation

Lynn Quincy, Healthcare Value Hub (moderator)

• Webinar Slides

• Webinar Recordings:*

• Joseph Dieleman, Personal Health Spending Data Visualization Tool Tutorial

• Larry Levitt Presentation + Question and Answers

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