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| Darius LakdawallaSummaryAffiliation: RAND Corporation Country: USA Publications
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Forecasting the nursing home populationDarius Lakdawalla
RAND Health, Santa Monica, California, USA
Med Care 41:8-20. 2003..To forecast growth in the US nursing home population, as a function of trends in disability and marriage...
A response to the points by Manton and WilliamsonDarius Lakdawalla
RAND, Santa Monica, California, USA
Med Care 41:28-31. 2003
U.S. pharmaceutical policy in a global marketplaceDarius N Lakdawalla
Bing Center for Health Economics, RAND in Santa Monica, California, USA
Health Aff (Millwood) 28:w138-50. 2009..In contrast, publicly financing reductions in consumer prices, without affecting manufacturer prices, delivers benefits in virtually all plausible cases...
Consequences of health trends and medical innovation for the future elderlyDana P Goldman
RAND, Santa Monica, CA, USA
Health Aff (Millwood) 24:W5R5-17. 2005..On the other hand, ten of the most promising medical technologies are forecast to increase spending greatly. It is unlikely that a "silver bullet" will emerge to both improve health and dramatically reduce medical spending...
The effect of regulation on pharmaceutical revenues: experience in nineteen countriesNeeraj Sood
RAND in Santa Monica, California, USA
Health Aff (Millwood) 28:w125-37. 2009..Finally, we show that the cost-reducing effects of price controls increase the longer they remain in place...
Disability forecasts and future Medicare costsJayanta Bhattacharya
Stanford University, USA
Front Health Policy Res 7:75-94. 2004....
Are the young becoming more disabled?Darius N Lakdawalla
RAND, Santa Monica, California, USA
Health Aff (Millwood) 23:168-76. 2004..Whatever its sources, rising disability among the young could have adverse consequences for public programs such as disability insurance, Medicare, and Medicaid...
The health and cost consequences of obesity among the future elderlyDarius N Lakdawalla
RAND, Santa Monica, California, USA
Health Aff (Millwood) 24:W5R30-41. 2005..Medicare will spend about 34 percent more on an obese person than on someone of normal weight. Obesity might cost Medicare more than other diseases, because higher costs are not offset by reduced longevity...
Research Grants
- Unclaimed Injuries and Workers' Compensation AdequacyDarius Lakdawalla; Fiscal Year: 2003..This research is within NIOSH's NORA priority area of the Social and Economic Consequences of Workplace Injuries and Illnesses...
- EFFECT OF MEDICAL MALPRACTICE ON COSTS & TECH ADOPTIONDarius Lakdawalla; Fiscal Year: 2006..Finally, we will rely on malpractice costs in obstetrics as a factor correlated with malpractice risk faced by surgeons, but not with the technologies they choose to use to treat heart patients. ..
