Spending and Quality After Three Years of Medicare’s Bundled Payments for Medical Conditions

June 17, 2020

BMJ

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Authors

Joshua A Rolnick, Joshua M Liao, Ezekiel J Emanuel, Qian Huang, Xinshuo Ma, Eric Z Shan, Claire Dinh, Jingsan Zhu, Erkuan Wang, Deborah Cousins, Amol S Navathe

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