Health Policy Research Newsletter -- December 2012 November 30, 2012
Research by the Baylor College of Medicine's Kyler Godwin and Mark Kunik underscores the importance of supporting the needs…
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Engaging a Rising China Through Neglected Tropical Diseases November 29, 2012
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At the end of the day, there is no handbook for the…
Baker Institute Update: Ambassador Djerejian on Gaza, Egypt; Associate Roundtable opportunities November 28, 2012
Founding director Edward Djerejian provides insight on events in the Middle East; network and learn more about key policy…
Monetary Emissions Trading Mechanisms November 27, 2012
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Extended Abstract
Emissions trading mechanisms have been…
Which Party Best Mirrors Texas in Austin?
Ethnic and racial profiles of the 83rd session of the Texas legislature differ starkly between Republican and Democratic…
November 20, 2012 
Comparing the Validity of Different Measures of Illness Severity: A Hospital-level Analysis for Acute Myocardial Infarction November 7, 2012
Abstract
The aim of the study is to assess the validity of three measures of illness severity (prior year's hospital…
Baker Institute Update: Exploring the issues behind the 2012 campaign October 31, 2012
Baker Institute experts offer practical, fact-based policy recommendations on the issues that have dominated the political…
Now We Are Six October 25, 2012
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This year we will begin our sixth year of publishing…
Baker Institute Update: The institute expands its energy program with a new Center for Energy Studies October 17, 2012
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Click here for more Can Centralization of Cancer Surgery Improve Social Welfare? October 16, 2012
Abstract
The empirical association between high hospital procedure volume and lower mortality rates has led to…