|Articles|November 1, 2001

November 2001
Volume 7
Issue 11

Effects of an HMO Hospitalist Program on Inpatient Utilization

Author(s)Carol Molinari, PhD, Robert Short, PhD

Download PDF: Effects of an HMO Hospitalist Program on Inpatient Utilization

Articles in this issue

over 24 years ago

Article

Avoiding Pitfalls in Chronic Disease Quality Measurement: A Case for the Next Generation of Technical Quality Measures

over 24 years ago

Article

Managed Care in the Doctor's Office: Has the Revolution Stalled?

over 24 years ago

Article

A New Measure of the Impact of Managed Care on Healthcare Markets

over 24 years ago

Article

Group Practice Strategies to Manage Pharmaceutical Cost in an HMO Network

over 24 years ago

Article

Effect of Prescription Benefit Changes on Medical Care Utilization in a Medicare HMO Population

over 24 years ago

Article

Who Will Pay for the Value of Hospitalists?

Newsletter

Stay ahead of policy, cost, and value—subscribe to AJMC for expert insights at the intersection of clinical care and health economics.

Subscribe Now!

Related Content

The Health Information Technology Special Issue: Tracking Expansion Across Settings, Technologies, and Stakeholders

ByNate C. Apathy, PhD

January 27th 2026

Building Trust: Public Priorities for Health Care AI Labeling

ByMorgan L. Sielaff, BS,Jodyn Platt, PhD, MPH,Sean Tan, MPP,Kerry A. Ryan, MA,Paige Nong, PhD,Sharon L. R. Kardia, PhD

January 27th 2026

Ambient AI Tool Adoption in US Hospitals and Associated Factors

ByFreddie Yang, MA,Ilana Graetz, PhD

January 27th 2026

Motivating and Enabling Factors Supporting Targeted Improvements to Hospital-SNF Transitions

ByTaylor I. Bucy, PhD,John P. McHugh, PhD,Dori A. Cross, PhD

January 26th 2026

Specialty and Operator Status Influence Electronic Health Record Use Variation

ByPhillip D. Jenkins, MD,Gary Grunkemeier, PhD,Elizabeth Weirich, DO,An Dinh, MS,Ruchi Thanawala, MD, MS,Jeffrey A. Gold, MD,Julie Doberne, MD, PhD

January 22nd 2026

Latest CME

Online Article

Innovations in Medicine: 2024 Lineup of New and Approved Specialty Drugs

2.0 Credits / General Pharmacy

AJMC Supplement

Revolutionizing Acute Pain Relief: Emerging Nonopioid Therapies and the Essential Role of Managed Care

2.0 Credits / Pain Management

Effects of an HMO Hospitalist Program on Inpatient Utilization

Articles in this issue

Newsletter

Related Content

The Health Information Technology Special Issue: Tracking Expansion Across Settings, Technologies, and Stakeholders

Building Trust: Public Priorities for Health Care AI Labeling

Ambient AI Tool Adoption in US Hospitals and Associated Factors

Motivating and Enabling Factors Supporting Targeted Improvements to Hospital-SNF Transitions

Specialty and Operator Status Influence Electronic Health Record Use Variation

Latest CME

Innovations in Medicine: 2024 Lineup of New and Approved Specialty Drugs

Revolutionizing Acute Pain Relief: Emerging Nonopioid Therapies and the Essential Role of Managed Care

Trending on AJMC

Prior Authorization Ranked Top Barrier to Health Care Access After Cost

FDA Flags Administration Concerns for Aquestive's Noninvasive Epinephrine Film

Contributor: The Majority (57.5%) of Commercially Insured Patients Had 1 or More Chronic Conditions in 2024

Pulmonary Fibrosis and Sexual Health: A Q&A With Na’ama Avitzur, MD

Vutrisiran Improves Survival, Cardiovascular Outcomes Across Age Groups in ATTR-CM