Rural Policy Research Institute
RUPRI CENTER FOR RURAL HEALTH POLICY ANALYSIS
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Medicare Part D: Early Findings on Enrollment and Choices for Rural Beneficiaries? PB2006-8
Medicare Physician Payment: Impacts of Changes on Rural Physicians. PB2006-2
Chronic Disease Management Systems (Registries) in Rural Health Care. PB2006-1
Why are Health Care Expenditures Increasing and Is There A Rural Differential? PB2005-7
The Impact of Welfare Reform on Health Insurance Coverage in Rural Areas. PB2005-6
Contracting with Medicare Advantage Plans: A Brief for Critical Access Hospital Administrators. PB2005-4
Assessing the Financial Effect of Medicare Payment on Rural Hospitals: Does the Source of Data Change the Results? PB2005-3
Preparing for Medicare Part D: An Opportunity for State Offices of Rural Health and State Rural Health Associations. PB2005-2
Rural Physicians' Acceptance of New Medicare Patients. PB2004-5
An Analysis of the Agreement Between Financial Data from the Medicare Cost Report and the Audited Hospital Financial Statement. PB2004-4
Medicare Physician Payment: Practice Expense. PB2003-9
Enrollment in FEHBP Plans in Rural America: What are the Implications for Medicare Reform? PB2003-8
Rural Hospital HIPAA Readiness and Resource Needs. PB2003-6
An Analysis of Availability of Medicare+Choice, Commercial HMO, and FEHBP Plans in Rural Areas: Implications for Medicare Reform. PB2003-5
Medicare Physician Payment. PB2003-2
Health Services at Risk in "Vulnerable" Rural Places. PB2002-5
An Update on Rural Medicare+Choice: Rural Medicare Beneficiaries Enrolled in Medicare+Choice Plans through September 2001. PB2002-4
Inequitable Access: Medicare+Choice Program Fails to Serve Rural America. PB2002-2
Comments on Regulatory and Contractor Reform Legislation. PB2002-1
Can Payment Policies Attract M+C Plans to Rural Areas? PB2001-8
Rural Implications of the Medicare, Medicaid, and SCHIP Benefits Improvement and Protection Act of 2000. PB2001-4
Health Insurance in Rural America. PB2000-11
Definition of Rural in the Context of MMA Access Standards for Prescription Drug Plans. A Joint Publication of the RUPRI Center for Rural Health Policy Analysis (Policy Paper P2004-7) and the North Carolina Rural Health Research and Policy Analysis Center (Working Paper No. 79). P2004-7. September, 2004
A Rural Perspective Regarding Regulations Implementing Titles I and II of the Medicare Prescription Drug, Improvement, and Modernization Act of 2003 (MMA). From the RUPRI Center for Rural Health Policy Analysis. P2004-6. August, 2004
Information Technology and Rural Health Networks: An Overview of Network Practices. p2004-3. April, 2004.
The Medicare Prescription Drug, Improvement, and Modernization Act of 2003 (P.L. 108-173). A Summary of Provisions Important to Rural Health Care Delivery. Keith J. Mueller, Ph.D. P2004-1. January, 2004. Updated 1/13/04
Care Across the Continuum: Access to Health Care Services in Rural Areas. WP2003-10. December, 2003
Availability and Use of Health Plan Choices in Rural America: Medicare+Choice, Commercial HMO, and Federal Employees Health Benefit Program Plans. P2003-7. October, 2003
The Immediate and Future Role of the J-1 Visa Waiver Program for Physicians: The Consequences of Change for Rural Health Care Service Delivery. P2002-3. April, 2002
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