Open data on industry payments to healthcare providers reveal potential hidden costs to the public

Industry payments to healthcare providers for non-research costs are common in the US. Linking Medicare and Open Payments data, the authors find that providers receiving more industry payments tend to bill higher drug and medical costs, and this association is stronger in more conservative states.

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Autores principales:	Jorge Mejia, Amanda Mejia, Franco Pestilli
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Publicado:	Nature Portfolio 2019
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Acceso en línea:	https://doaj.org/article/cfb7263bf0284d48a053aa287498af8f
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description	Industry payments to healthcare providers for non-research costs are common in the US. Linking Medicare and Open Payments data, the authors find that providers receiving more industry payments tend to bill higher drug and medical costs, and this association is stronger in more conservative states.
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Open data on industry payments to healthcare providers reveal potential hidden costs to the public

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