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High-deductible Health Plans and Nonfatal Opioid Overdose
Julia C.P. Eddelbuettel
, Colleen L. Barry
,
Alene Kennedy-Hendricks
, Alisa B. Busch
, Mara A.G. Hollander
, Haiden A. Huskamp
,
Mark K. Meiselbach
, Cameron Schilling
,
Elizabeth A. Stuart
,
Matthew D. Eisenberg
Bloomberg School of Public Health
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High-deductible Health Plan
100%
Nonfatal Opioid Overdose
100%
Opioid Use Disorder
57%
United States
42%
Employers
42%
Commercially Insured
28%
Insurance
14%
Treatment Group
14%
Non-associated
14%
In Care
14%
Raising Concerns
14%
Intent-to-treat
14%
Opioid Overdose
14%
Public Health Emergency
14%
High Need
14%
Insurance Claims Data
14%
Non-fatal Overdose
14%
Time Effectiveness
14%
Insured Person
14%
Model Check
14%
Medications for Opioid Use Disorder
14%
Dynamic Time
14%
Insurance Design
14%
Robustness Check
14%
Medication for OUD
14%
Event Study Methodology
14%
Difference-in-difference Regression
14%
Psychology
Opioid
100%
Opioid Abuse
83%
United States of America
50%
Public Health
16%
Mathematics
Probability
100%
Treatment Effect
25%
Strong Evidence
25%
Insurance Claim
25%
Observed Increase
25%
Flat Surface
25%