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Julia Bonavitacola

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Increased Payments to Medicare Advantage Plans for Dually Eligible Beneficiaries

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By Julia Bonavitacola Verified, Jesse C. Dresser, Maggie L. Shaw Verified, Kristi Martin
| EIN News
Objective: To address concerns about payment adequacy in Medicare Advantage (MA) plans, a 2017 federal policy change increased risk scores and associated capitated payments for community-dwelling dually eligible beneficiaries with full Medicaid benefits. This study examined whether this payment change was associated with changes in health care utilization or mortality for dually eligible beneficiaries.
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5 Things Driving Better Dental Health Access in Underserved Communities

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By Sabrina McCrear Verified, Erika P. Hamilton, Julia Bonavitacola Verified, Antonio Urbina
| EIN News
Oral hygiene may not be top of mind when thinking generally about health, but it is one and the same to public health dental hygiene practitioners, who are striving to increase access to preventive oral health care, strengthen oral health literacy, and reduce the need for restorative treatment through proactive education and community outreach.1 There's a growing consensus that oral diseases are not isolated conditions but are connected to wider health trajectories, a link that becomes even...
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NIH F32 Grants Boost Early-Career Researchers’ Success

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By FDA Approves Ziftomenib, Pearl Steinzor, Christina Mattina Verified, Julia Bonavitacola Verified
| buff.ly
F32 grants from the National Institutes of Health (NIH) help early-career physician-scientists launch research careers, according to an analysis.1 Of 735 trainees studied, 36% went on to receive additional NIH K awards, generating thousands of publications that advance patient-centered biomedical discoveries. The findings are published in Annals of Internal Medicine.2 “It is becoming more and more difficult for young researchers to obtain NIH grant funding,” said Adishesh K.
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