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Appendix D: Regression Model Specifications with "Clusters" of Predictors
Pages 137-140

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... Income Cluster 5: All common beneficiary independent variables (all subcontractors)
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... Malpractice environment risk Harvard additionally adjusted for: · Health behavior · Data source · Payer/plan type · Benefit generosity · Physician composition Acumen additionally adjusted for: · Medicare and Medicaid dual eligibility status · Supplemental Medicare insurance · Fee-for-service or Medicare Advantage · Part D enrollment
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... Medicare and Medicaid dual eligibility status c) Supplemental Medicare insurance d)
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Key Terms

  • independent variables
  • pharmacy benefit
  • supplemental medicare
  • eligibility status
  • medicaid dual

  • health status
  • health professional
  • medicare insurance
  • dual eligibility
  • professional mix

  • malpractice environment
  • kitchen sink
  • acumen additionally
  • harvard additionally
  • comorbidity adjuster

  • sink variables
  • beneficiary independent
  • environment risk
  • malpractice environmental
  • payer mix

  • risk cluster
  • baseline model
  • common beneficiary
  • subcontractors included
  • environmental risk

  • population uninsured
  • hospital competition
  • medical services
  • benefit generosity
  • supplemental insurance


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