Matthew J Niedzwiecki

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Publication Activity (10 Years)

Years Active: 2019-2024
Publications (10 Years): 6

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Health services research

Mathematica Policy Research

University of California, San Diego (PHD)

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Affiliation History

Mathematica Policy Research Jul 01 2018

United States

Researcher :: Health

UCSF Medical Center Aug 01 2015 - Jul 01 2018

United States

Assistant Professor :: Emergency Medicine & Philip R. Lee Institute for Health Policy Studies

Education History

University of California, San Diego Sep 01 2007 - Jun 01 2013

United States

PHD :: Economics

Publications

Matthew J Niedzwiecki, Lauren Vollmer Forrow, Jonathan Gellar, R Vincent Pohl, Arnold Y Chen, Lynn Miescier, Keith Kranker
The Medicare Care Choices Model was associated with reductions in disparities in the use of hospice care for Medicare beneficiaries with terminal illness. Health services research 59 (4) (2024)
Matthew J Niedzwiecki, Lauren Vollmer Forrow, Jonathan Gellar, R Vincent Pohl, Arnold Y Chen, Lynn Miescier, Keith Kranker
The Medicare Care Choices Model was associated with reductions in disparities in the use of hospice care for Medicare beneficiaries with terminal illness. Health services research (2024)
Matthew J Niedzwiecki, Lauren Vollmer Forrow, Jonathan Gellar, R Vincent Pohl, Arnold Y Chen, Lynn Miescier, Keith Kranker
The Medicare Care Choices Model was associated with reductions in disparities in the use of hospice care for Medicare beneficiaries with terminal illness. Health services research 59 (4) (2024)
Matthew J Niedzwiecki, Lauren Vollmer Forrow, Jonathan Gellar, R Vincent Pohl, Arnold Y Chen, Lynn Miescier, Keith Kranker
The Medicare Care Choices Model was associated with reductions in disparities in the use of hospice care for Medicare beneficiaries with terminal illness. Health services research 59 (4) (2024)
Maria C Raven, Matthew J Niedzwiecki, Margot Kushel
A randomized trial of permanent supportive housing for chronically homeless persons with high use of publicly funded services. Health services research (2021)
Rita Hamad, Matthew J Niedzwiecki
The short-term effects of the earned income tax credit on health care expenditures among US adults. Health services research 54 (6) (2019)

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