Thursday, September 12, 2024 | The Latest Research, Commentary, and News from Health Affairs
Dear John,
ICYMI, Health Affairs released a Health Policy brief last week from Paula Lantz and Emma Carter about the role of direct democracy in state policy making as it relates to the drivers of population health and health disparities.
As part of our Practice of Medicine series, the forum will feature researchers diving into their latest findings on the topic and other experts in the field discussing telehealth, primary care, and the policy choices facing lawmakers and health care leaders.
Confirmed speakers include:
Carter Nakamoto, Stanford University
Ateev Mehrotra, Brown University
Mei Kwong, Center for Connected Health Policy
Gillian Steelfisher, Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health
Ripley Hollister, The Physicians Foundation
Jiani Yu, Cornell University
Nathan Pauly, Manatt Health Strategies
Stephen North, The Center for Rural Health Innovation
Note: More speakers may be added or removed to the event’s agenda at a later date.
Join Health Affairs Deputy Editor Jessica Bylander with author Molly Beinfeld during a virtual Journal Club event to discuss the paper and its implications.
The authors concluded there’s evidence of a functioning competitive market, citing biosimilar market shares exceeding those of originators and declining originator-biosimilar market average sales price.
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