Five Questions on 340B Reform with Health Economist Dr. Sayeh Nikpay
The HEAL Network sat down with health economist Dr. Sayeh Nikpay to examine one of the most debated drug pricing […]
Press Release: Top Business School Graduate Students to Compete in Annual Healthcare Case Competition This Week in Washington, D.C.
WASHINGTON, DC, UNITED STATES, April 8, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ — The Business School Alliance for Health Management (BAHM) will host its
On Background Ep.14 Recap: Navigating the 2026 Healthcare Maze
The healthcare landscape of 2026 is moving fast, and the latest “On Background” special session didn’t pull any punches. Host
On Background Ep.13 Recap: The Evolution of Managed Care – An Island of Misfit Toys
In a recent episode of the On Background podcast, industry veteran Kenneth White, Director of the Managed Care Industry Group at Aligned Insurance
Breaking the Machine-Readable Barrier: A Robust Methodology for TiC Data Analytics
Introduction The transformation of Transparency in Coverage (TiC) machine-readable files (MRFs) from their raw, multi-terabyte states into structured, analytic datasets
FHIR Isn’t Enough: ONC’s Clean-up and Harder Work Still Ahead
On January 29, 2025, the Office of the Assistant Secretary for Technology and Policy/National Coordinator for Health IT (“ASTP/ONC”) published
The High Cost of Inefficiencies in U.S. Healthcare: Key Takeaways from the 9th Annual Caribbean Health Economists’ Symposium
The 9th Annual Caribbean Health Economists’ Symposium (CHES), held on December 12-14 at Scrub Island Resort in the British Virgin
The HEAL Network Shines at the 14th Annual ASHEcon Conference in Nashville
The Health Economists and Academic Leaders Network (HEAL Network) was delighted to support and participate in the 14th Annual Conference
HEAL Blog: New research shows small molecule drugs contribute to national-level wage and hour gains.
The Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) represents a landmark shift in U.S. drug pricing regulation, introducing direct federal negotiation of drug
A Vision for Market-Oriented, Pro-Competition Health Reform
Health care reform remains a central issue for any administration aiming to enhance affordability, accessibility, and innovation in the U.S.