- Research Article
- 10.1016/j.ajt.2025.07.1223
Regional Variation in Reimbursement and Hospital Internal Costs for Kidney Transplant Admissions in the U.S. Medicare Population
- Aug 01, 2025
- American Journal of Transplantation
- C Girdish + 4 more +4
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Regional Variation in Reimbursement and Hospital Internal Costs for Kidney Transplant Admissions in the U.S. Medicare Population
Are NHANES Data Representative of the US Population for Chemicals with Seasonal and Regional Use?
Impact de l’augmentation de l’utilisation des triples thérapies avec un seul inhalateur dans la BPCO sur les taux d’exacerbation de BPCO, la mortalité et les coûts totaux : PROMETHEUS France
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This technical article critically examines the strengths and advantages of the modern data analytics platform in comparison to legacy ETL (Extract, Transform, Load) tools through an in-depth exploration of key features, performance, scalability, ease of use, and integration capabilities. This article will highlight how the advancement in technology has resulted in offering superior capabilities in terms of real-time processing, scalability, agility, advanced analytics, unified platforms, governance, security, deployment flexibility, cost efficiency, and ecosystem integration compared to traditional ETL processes. These advantages make them crucial for organizations aiming to maximize the value of their data assets and foster innovation in their business operations. There are diverse options available for implementing a new data pipeline or upgrading the existing orchestration mechanism. This article tends to do a thorough analysis by carefully evaluating these benefits, weaknesses, and considerations. Researchers and industry specialists can make informed decisions about selecting the appropriate ETL components or considering alternative data integration and processing approaches (such as ELT, streaming data platforms, or modern data analytics tools) that better suit their specific requirements and use cases.
Read moreEP.17E.03 Using Healthcare Claims to Predict Costs by Stage for Medicare and Commercially Insured Patients with Non-Small Cell Lung Cancer
Real-World Medication Cost Burden Among Patients Treated for Pulmonary Arterial Hypertension
GEOGRAPHICAL AND TREATMENT VARIATIONS IN PATIENTS WITH TRANSTHYRETIN CARDIOMYOPATHY IN THE MEDICARE FEE-FOR-SERVICE POPULATION
Harnessing the Power of Herding for Real (Estate); Factors Influencing Herd Mentality, Driven by Social Media in the Real Estate Market
This paper explores the effect of the herd mentality on consumers’ buying decisions in the real estate industry, which is highly influenced by social media influences. It helps to understand how social media influencers shape consumer behavior and decision-making processes in the economy of real estate transactions. Social media influencers significantly impact herd mentality, leading to market jumps and potential risks in the real estate area. The paper also contributes to the debates on the role of social media in shaping consumer behavior and its connection with the real estate industry. This paper provides awareness for researchers seeking to understand and navigate the real estate market dynamics in the digital age and fast-changing economy today. Using social media in this industry today is indeed a significant determinant of essentially making your clients, your fans. The way homes and agents are perceived on social media is crucial to the success of the industry.
Read moreEPH237 Incidence and Risk Factors for Psychiatric Disorders Across Different Health Insurance Systems in Japan
Perilous Future for River Deltas
River deltas occupy only ~0.65% of Earth's land surface, but collectively house ~4.5% of the global population and account for more than 6% of the global GDP.Because of ongoing human interventions in the past century (river diversions, groundwater and petroleum extraction, and urbanization), deltas are coming under additional and intense threat from climate change and the impending sea-level rise.Many highlatitude and tropical deltas where population pressure is low and human modification is minimal face less peril for the foreseeable future, but densely populated deltas, especially those in Asia with extreme urbanization and environmental pressures, will be more susceptible to land loss and drowning.Here we consider six key deltas-Mississippi, Yangtze, Niger, Bengal, Nile, and Indus-emphasizing recent findings and consensus as to their health and how human activities have brought these vulnerable ecosystems perilously close to or beyond the point of no return.
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