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Research
Original, data-rich research that equips healthcare leaders with
authoritative insights into trends shaping the health economy.
authoritative insights into trends shaping the health economy.

Antibiotic Overprescribing Remains High in Certain Provider Types, Care Settings and Regions
Emergency departments consistently had the lowest rate of antibiotic overprescribing, averaging 5.7%, while telehealth and urgent care exhibited higher rates at 15.5% and 15.2%, respectively.

GLP-1 Utilization in New York City Is Not Correlated with Clinical Indication
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The Cell and Gene Patient Journey Is Determined by Access to Treatment Sites
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Employers Have a Critical Role in Containing U.S. Healthcare Spending
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National Distribution Reveals Variation in Quality, Financial and Competitive Performance Among Renowned U.S. Hospitals
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While Originally Intended for Consumers, Health Plan Price Transparency Will Ultimately Promote Value-Based Competition
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Patients Prescribed Drugs Like Ozempic® and Mounjaro® Have Increased Over 300%
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Eating Disorders Among Child and Adolescent Patients Incrementally Spiked Following the Pandemic’s Onset
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Life Science Investments Signal a Continued Focus on Oncology and Immunology
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Most Behavioral Health Patients, Particularly Those with Alcohol or Substance Use Disorder, Do Not Receive Follow-Up Care After an Emergency Department Visit
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