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September 13, 2012

VIDEO: Peter Cunningham, PhD, Answers How Medicaid Delivery Systems Improve Patient Care

Peter Cunningham, PhD, Senior Fellow and Director of Quantitative Research, Center for Studying Health System Change, says that delivery systems should be moved more towards care management in order to deal with the high levels of wasteful care and emergency room use associated with Medicaid.

Peter Cunningham, PhD, Senior Fellow and Director of Quantitative Research, Center for Studying Health System Change, says that delivery systems should be moved more towards care management in order to deal with the high levels of wasteful care and emergency room use associated with Medicaid.

This video was taken on September 12 at AHIP's 2012 Medicare and Medicaid Conference in Washington, DC.

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