Home>Publications>Taming Healthcare Spending: Could State Rate Setting Work? Taming Healthcare Spending: Could State Rate Setting Work? David M. Frankford, Sara R. Rosenbaum Focus Area: Health System Performance Improvement Type: Issue Briefs Book Title: Editor Name: Publisher: Rutgers Law School and George Washington University, Milken Institute School of Public HealthCamden, NJ and Washington, DC Meeting Title: Journal Title: Publisher URL: Volume: Issue: Pages: Place of Meeting: Date: March 2017 Keywords: Health Care Costs, Hospital Markets and Regulation, Hospital Costs Download Publication More Publications on Health System Performance Improvement Effects of Permanent Supportive Housing on Health Care Utilization and Spending among New Jersey Medicaid Enrollees Experiencing Homelessness Comorbidity Management in Black Women Diagnosed with Breast Cancer: The Role of Primary Care in Shared Care Workflow Solutions for Primary Care Clinic Recovery during the COVID-19 Pandemic: A Primer Using ICD-10 Codes to Identify Elective Epilepsy Monitoring Unit Admissions from Administrative Billing Data: A Validation Study Patterns of HIV Testing among Women Diagnosed with Invasive Cervical Cancer in the New Jersey Medicaid Program More +