
Sign up to save your podcasts
Or
Overuse of health care, or providing services of low value or no value, is wasteful, potentially harmful to patients, and a contributor to high US health care costs. Jodi Segal, MD, of the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine joins JAMA Health Forum Editor John Ayanian and Deputy Editor Melinda Buntin to discuss characteristics of health systems associated with overuse of health care services for Medicare beneficiaries and the implications for health systems, hospitals, and clinicians seeking to reduce such overuse.
Related Content:
4
22 ratings
Overuse of health care, or providing services of low value or no value, is wasteful, potentially harmful to patients, and a contributor to high US health care costs. Jodi Segal, MD, of the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine joins JAMA Health Forum Editor John Ayanian and Deputy Editor Melinda Buntin to discuss characteristics of health systems associated with overuse of health care services for Medicare beneficiaries and the implications for health systems, hospitals, and clinicians seeking to reduce such overuse.
Related Content:
760 Listeners
127 Listeners
4,207 Listeners
124 Listeners
314 Listeners
167 Listeners
478 Listeners
37 Listeners
111,539 Listeners
8 Listeners
18 Listeners
18 Listeners
14 Listeners
11 Listeners
5 Listeners
6 Listeners
8 Listeners
22 Listeners
91 Listeners
30 Listeners
1,085 Listeners
5 Listeners
28 Listeners
14 Listeners
174 Listeners
5 Listeners
105 Listeners
17 Listeners
22 Listeners
167 Listeners
29 Listeners