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Why we should care about health care fragmentation and how to fix it / Einer Elhauge -- Health care fragmentation: we get what we pay for / David A. Hyman -- Organizational fragmentation and care quality in the U.S. health care system / Randal Cebul ... [et al.] -- Curing fragmentation with integrated delivery systems: what they do, what has blocked them, why we need them, and how to get there from here / Alain Enthoven -- Defragmenting health care delivery through quality reporting / Kristin Madison -- Competition policy and organizational fragmentation in health care / Thomas Greaney -- Of doctors and hospitals: setting the analytical framework for managing and regulating the relationship / James F. Blumstein -- Property, privacy, and the pursuit of integrated electronic medical records / Mark A. Hall, Kevin A. Schulman -- Value-based purchasing opportunities in traditional Medicare: a proposal and legal evaluation / Timothy Stoltzfus Jost, Lawrence P. Casalino -- A more equitable and efficient approach to insuring the uninsurable / Eric Helland, Jonathan Klick -- Ending the specialty hospital wars: a plea for pilot programs as information-forcing regulatory design / Frank Pasquale -- Fragmentation in mental health benefits and services: a preliminary examination into consumption and outcomes / Barak Richman, Daniel Grossman, Frank Sloan -- From visible harm to relative risk: centralization and fragmentation of pharmacovigilance / Arthur Daemmrich, Jeremy Greene -- The U.S. health care system: a product of American history and values / David W. Johnson, Nancy M. Kane -- American health care policy and politics: is fragmentation a helpful category for understanding health reform experience and prospects? / Theodore R. Marmor. |
