CHP/PCOR Events

Is More Information Better? The Effects of Report Cards on Health Care Providers

Research in Progress Seminar

Date and Time
September 26, 2001
1:30 PM - 3:00 PM

Availability
Open to the public
No RSVP required

Speaker
Daniel P. Kessler - Assistant Professor at Graduate School of Business, CHP/PCOR

Location
Health Research & Policy Building
(Redwood Building), Room T138-B
259 Campus Drive
Stanford University
Stanford, CA 94305
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FSI Contact
Kathryn M. McDonald

Non-FSI Contact
Elaine Steel, 650-723-6426

Parent Research Projects

Racial Profiling: The Unintended Consequences of CABG Report Cards
Rachel Werner, MD
Is it Plans or Providers that Influence Quality of Care?
Laurence C. Baker, David Hopkins
Spillover Effects of Collecting Quality Information on Quality of Care
M. Kate Bundorf, Laurence C. Baker
Do Consumers Respond to Quality Information? The Case of Fertility Clinics
M. Kate Bundorf, Helena Szrek

Effects of Health Care 'Report Cards' on Health Care Providers, The
David Dranove, Daniel P. Kessler, Mark B. McClellan, Mark Satterthwaite
NBER vol. w8697 (1999)
Effect of Managed Care on Health Care Providers, The
Laurence C. Baker
National Bureau of Economic Research (1997)
Economics of Consumer Health Information: A Microeconometric Analysis of the Use and Effects of Providing Self-Care Information to a Community, The
Todd H. Wagner
Unpublished Doctoral Dissertation, University of California, Berkeley, Berkeley, CA (1999)
Managed Care, Consolidation among Health Care Providers, and Health Care: Evidence from Mammography
Laurence C. Baker, ML Brown
RAND Journal of Economics vol. 30, 2 (1999)