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For more than 20 years, the Dartmouth Atlas of Health Care project has documented glaring variations in how medical resources are distributed and used in the United States. The project uses Medicare data to provide information and analysis about national, regional, and local markets, as well as hospitals and their affiliated physicians.
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Mentions in press and media 10
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| Nov 21, 2016 | Health IT investors share lessons learned from early investments | If you were to ask a healthcare investor what their investment strategy is, it is likely the product of some brilliant foresight, a little luck, and some lessons learned from bad experiences or near misses. In a series of phone and email in... |
| Jun 6, 2015 | Health Datapalooza highlights different approaches to visualizing data | One of the big themes from Health Datapalooza this week was the push to develop better ways to visualize data to make data streams more manageable, contextualized and make it easier to develop insights. Health Data Consortium launched an ob... |
| Jun 19, 2014 | Debating the value of an all-payer claims database | Nearly a decade before the Affordable Care Act, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, New Hampshire and a few other states began creating all-payer claims databases (APCDs). Acting as trusted third parties, they required all commercial insurance ... |
| Feb 13, 2013 | New report asks what drives hospital readmission rates and what can be done? | The most common reason for avoidable readmissions is that patients don’t understand hospital instructions and may not have a family member or another caregiver to ensure they do. There needs to be better care coordination once the patient i... |
| Feb 25, 2011 | Medicare-covered elective surgery is all over the map, says study | MASSDEVICE ON CALL — Medicare-covered elective surgery is all over the map, says study. For Medicare patients with conditions that can be treated with elective surgery, whether they undergo the procedure depends largely on where they live a... |
| Health Datapalooza highlights different approaches to visualizing data | One of the big themes from Health Datapalooza this week was the push to develop better ways to visualize data to make data streams more manageable, contextualized and make it easier to develop insights. Health Data Consortium launched an ob... | |
| New report asks what drives hospital readmission rates and what can be done? | So far, more than 2,000 hospitals have been slapped with up to a 1 percent cut in Medicare reimbursement after they were deemed to have higher than average readmission rates for Medicare patients with pneumonia, congestive heart failure and... | |
| Debating the value of an all-payer claims database | Nearly a decade before the Affordable Care Act, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, New Hampshire and a few other states began creating all-payer claims databases (APCDs). Acting as trusted third parties, they required all commercial insurance ... | |
| Health IT investors share lessons learned from early investments | If you were to ask a healthcare investor what their investment strategy is, it is likely the product of some brilliant foresight, a little luck, and some lessons learned from bad experiences or near misses. In a series of phone and email in... |
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FAQ about Dartmouth Atlas of Health Care
What has the press written about Dartmouth Atlas of Health Care?
Parsers VC has collected 10 articles mentioning Dartmouth Atlas of Health Care, among them “Health IT investors share lessons learned from early investments” (Nov 21, 2016) and “Health Datapalooza highlights different approaches to visualizing data” (Jun 6, 2015).
Is Dartmouth Atlas of Health Care still active?
Yes, Dartmouth Atlas of Health Care is active; its latest activity on Parsers VC dates from Nov 21, 2016.