The Fallacy of Using Herfindahl-Hirschman Index to Understand Markets Part IV - The Quixotic Use of...
As noted in Part II, there are 927 CBSAs in the United States, of which 225 have the maximum HHI...
Hal Andrews
Day Zero Podcast | Healthcare Data is Local | with Hal Andrews, CEO of Trilliant Health
This conversation originally aired on Day Zero, a podcast from Think Medium.
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The Fallacy of Using Herfindahl-Hirschman Index to Understand Markets -Part III – The Fallacy of...
As noted in an earlier post, the Federal government’s reliance on a measure of market share for ...
The Fallacy of Using Herfindahl-Hirschman Index to Understand Markets Part II – A Primer on the...
We recently released the inaugural SimilarityIndex™|Markets, a mathematical approach to enable...
The Fallacy of Using Herfindahl-Hirschman Index to Understand Markets Part I – A Reflection on...
Recently, this quote piqued my interest:
The most lucrative patients in healthcare are moving
Commercially-insured adults ages 45-64 are migrating, what does this mean for health systems across...
The "Directionally Correct" Fallacy, Part IV: Random Guesses or the Confidence in Probability
Read Part III of the "Directionally Correct" Fallacy here
When healthcare executives use the phrase...
The “Directionally Correct” Fallacy, Part II: What is “Directionally Correct”?
Read Part I of "The Directionally Correct" Fallacy here
“Directionally correct” is the most...