Who Will be the Costliest Patients? Using Recent Claims to Predict Expensive Surgical Episodes
Abstract
Surgery accounts for almost half of inpatient spending, much of which is concentrated in a subset of high-cost patients. To study the effects of surgeon and hospital characteristics on surgical expenditures, a way to adjust for patient characteristics is essential.Using 100% Medicare claims data, we identified patients aged 66-99 undergoing elective inpatient surgery (coronary artery bypass grafting, colectomy, and total hip/knee replacement) in...
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Title
Who Will be the Costliest Patients? Using Recent Claims to Predict Expensive Surgical Episodes
Published Date
Nov 1, 2019
Journal
Volume
57
Issue
11
Pages
869 - 874
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