Veterans Health Administration Benefit Value Has Little Effect on Reliance

For most veterans, benefit value has a small, often nonsignificant, effect on reliance. These results imply that changes in VHA benefit value are unlikely to have major effects on veteran reliance on the VHA.

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The American Journal of Managed Care
Published
2025-02-06
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https://doi.org/10.37765/ajmc.2025.89684
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Healthcare Policy and Management
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Veterans Health Administration Benefit Value Has Little Effect on Reliance

Steven D. Pizer, Yevgeniy Feyman, Christine A. Yee, Allison Dorneo
The American Journal of Managed Care
Healthcare Policy and Management
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Veterans Health Administration Benefit Value Has Little Effect on Reliance

Steven D. Pizer, Yevgeniy Feyman, Christine A. Yee, Allison Dorneo
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Abstract

For most veterans, benefit value has a small, often nonsignificant, effect on reliance. These results imply that changes in VHA benefit value are unlikely to have major effects on veteran reliance on the VHA.

The American Journal of Managed CareVol. 31(2)
Boston University (US)
Openalex Percentile: Top 97%
Healthcare Policy and Management
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