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Hannah Neprash

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Assistant Prof @PublicHealthUMN. Health economist. PhD from @Harvard. Formerly staff @WaysMeansCmte @medicarepayment. Pretty sweet on @ARozenshtein

Minneapolis, MN
Joined July 2008
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@NateApathy
Nate Apathy
1 year
really excited about this study out today in @JAMIA_Journal with @AJHolmgren & Josh Biro. We analyze primary care clinician documentation activity patterns over the course of clinic days to cluster days into common phenotypes of note-writing https://t.co/Vavd9hLbAQ
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AbstractObjectives. We analyzed the degree to which daily documentation patterns in primary care varied and whether specific patterns, consistency over tim
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@Michael_Chernew
Michael Chernew
2 years
I am looking to hire a new RA. R U Interested in health policy? Particularly prices and Medicare advantage? Have good analytic skills? Good at synthesizing literature? Knowledgeable about insurance markets, and/ or Medicare? This may be a good fit.
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@ml_barnett
Michael L. Barnett
2 years
New @JAMANetworkOpen today w/ @HNeprash @ateevm + David Chan @StanfordHP! As a resident, it always seemed like attending MDs treated wealthier privately insured while residents had mostly Medicaid panels Does this play out nationally? YES Brief thread https://t.co/c95ndlv7TE
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@paigenong
Paige Nong
2 years
Really important early work on the effects of ransomware attacks on patients from @HNeprash @saynikpay and Claire McGlave! We talk a lot about financial impacts, but there are so many other consequences for patients. This is a great writeup in Stat.
@PublicHealthUMN
UMN School of Public Health
2 years
Assistant Professor @HNeprash, PhD student Claire McGlave, and Associate Professor @saynikpay write about their discoveries around how harmful hospital ransomware attacks are for patients. https://t.co/7aIDVnbd9U #HealthEconomics #PublicHealth #UMNDriven
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@heidilwilliams_
Heidi L. Williams
2 years
This MedPAC Research Director position seems like a fantastic opportunity for health economists looking to invest in growing the base of rigorous research to inform Medicare payment policy. https://t.co/8KoQpq1aSe
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@kit_delgadoMD
M. Kit Delgado, MD, MS
2 years
Curling, the obscure winter sport in which players use brooms to make a stone slide more easily towards a target, is a good metaphor for a good way to improve health care: Decrease friction to make the right thing to do the easy thing to do
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@HNeprash
Hannah Neprash
2 years
Awesome research led by @sadiqyp and @Ateevm - and a great write-up from @SoleilShahMD!!
@SoleilShahMD
Soleil Shah, MD MSc
2 years
Physician assistants or nurse practitioners now deliver a quarter of all office visits in Medicare, according to a new @bmj_latest study. This week on @tradeoffspod, I break down this trend and why outdated payment policies are obscuring its impact. https://t.co/AKqCnXi5r3
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@HNeprash
Hannah Neprash
2 years
It's such an honor to be on @tradeoffspod today, talking about the research on hospital ransomware attacks that Claire McGlave, @saynikpay, and I have been doing!
@tradeoffspod
Tradeoffs
2 years
In 2021, @HNeprash was listening to our episode on ransomware and was inspired to study how these attacks impact patient care. Today, she joins us to share her striking findings: patients in a hospital when a ransomware attack hits are more likely to die. https://t.co/Jz8FdGVLpI
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@tradeoffspod
Tradeoffs
2 years
In 2021, @HNeprash was listening to our episode on ransomware and was inspired to study how these attacks impact patient care. Today, she joins us to share her striking findings: patients in a hospital when a ransomware attack hits are more likely to die. https://t.co/Jz8FdGVLpI
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New research shows that increasing ransomware attacks in health care are not only costly and disruptive, but also deadly.
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@Ateevm
Ateev Mehrotra
2 years
Everyone knows NP and PA’s are playing a bigger role in the medical system. But until this study, I didn’t realize how large a fraction of care they provide!
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@propublica
ProPublica
2 years
Electronic medical payments were supposed to save doctors billions and benefit patients. Instead, payment processors convinced a federal agency that they were allowed to charge fees to doctors and pocket the profits.
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A powerful lobbyist convinced a federal agency that doctors can be forced to pay fees on money that health insurers owe them. Big companies rake in profits while doctors are saddled with yet another...
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@Arnold_Ventures
Arnold Ventures
2 years
A new payment model is coming to primary care. This means better population health, more efficient use of services, and more equitable outcomes. Read more here:
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The Center for Medicare and Medicaid Innovation has unveiled a new payment model for primary care aimed at transforming care delivery and improving…
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@HNeprash
Hannah Neprash
2 years
p.s. I know it is embarrassingly early to start hyping an @ashecon talk …but research can be such a grind and it feels important to acknowledge the times when it is fun/exciting!
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@HNeprash
Hannah Neprash
2 years
@ashecon Plus, it’s a session full of bangers from @NateApathy and @KelliMarquardt, discussions from @A_Schwa @seth_freedman and @Wharton’s Abby Alpert, and @robert_huckman as chair!
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@HNeprash
Hannah Neprash
2 years
Have you ever wondered: do hospital ransomware attacks kill patients? Just how bad is a ransomware attack for these unlucky hospitals? Come find out at 1:45pm on Monday in Regency C @ashecon! https://t.co/V3lpVJiT4G
ashecon.confex.com
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@tradeoffspod
Tradeoffs
2 years
The policy known as “site neutral payment” is making some noise in Washington. It’s at the center of 5 active bills in the House and made cameos in 2 hearings on the Hill. We explain how the policy works, who it affects and why hospitals oppose it. https://t.co/9L3eaKY2Nv
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Medicare could soon pay hospitals much less for common outpatient services like x-rays and checkups.
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@PublicHealthUMN
UMN School of Public Health
2 years
On average, #Medicare currently pays hospitals more than twice what it pays independent physician practices to provide the same outpatient care. “Medicare is currently overpaying in a way that they don’t have to be,” says SPH Assistant Professor @HNeprash. https://t.co/NPkqtF1Hsl
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Medicare could soon pay hospitals much less for common outpatient services like x-rays and checkups.
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@HNeprash
Hannah Neprash
2 years
Such a blast to be part of this episode with @AmolNavathe @LorenAdler @ahahospitals @joeantos on site neutral payment! Truly, is there anything that @dmgorenstein and the @tradeoffspod crew can't demystify?!? Really impressive.
@tradeoffspod
Tradeoffs
2 years
This week we tackled a policy so wonky that we worried we’d lose @dmgorenstein in the weeds of Washington DC forever. So we built him a special ship we’re calling … the Jargonaut! Don’t miss its maiden voyage! 🚀 https://t.co/7EQohU3biV
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