Health Economics & Policy Research | Edinburgh | Sept 21-22, 2020
Health Economics
A new
study found waste accounts for roughly one-quarter of all U.S. healthcare
spending, an estimate that's in the same ballpark as its predecessors.
The cost
of waste in the U.S. healthcare system ranges from $760 billion to $935 billion
annually, according to a JAMA review of 54 peer-reviewed studies, government
reports and other information, released Monday. The study found one-quarter of
that could be cut using interventions found to reduce waste.
Two
previous studies on the subject from 2012 estimated waste at roughly 30% and
34% of total healthcare spending.
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