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DSM‐III and the revolution in the classification of mental illness
R Mayes, AV Horwitz
Journal of the History of the Behavioral Sciences 41 (3), 249-267, 2005
8462005
The origins, development, and passage of Medicare’s revolutionary prospective payment system
R Mayes
Journal of the History of Medicine and Allied Sciences 62 (1), 21-55, 2007
1972007
ADHD and the rise in stimulant use among children
R Mayes, C Bagwell, J Erkulwater
Harvard review of psychiatry 16 (3), 151-166, 2008
1962008
Medicating children: ADHD and pediatric mental health
R Mayes, C Bagwell, JL Erkulwater
Harvard University Press, 2009
1382009
Medicare prospective payment and the shaping of US health care
R Mayes, RA Berenson
JHU Press, 2006
1202006
Suffer the restless children: the evolution of ADHD and paediatric stimulant use, 1900—80
R Mayes, A Rafalovich
History of Psychiatry 18 (4), 435-457, 2007
1172007
Beyond capitation: how new payment experiments seek to find the ‘sweet spot’in amount of risk providers and payers bear
AB Frakt, R Mayes
Health Affairs 31 (9), 1951-1958, 2012
1112012
An analysis of the significant variation in psychostimulant use across the US
F Bokhari, R Mayes, RM Scheffler
Pharmacoepidemiology and Drug Safety 14 (4), 267-275, 2005
632005
Universal coverage: The elusive quest for national health insurance
R Mayes
University of Michigan Press, 2004
622004
Chronic disease and the shifting focus of public health: is prevention still a political lightweight?
R Mayes, TR Oliver
Journal of health politics, policy and law 37 (2), 181-200, 2012
512012
Moving (realistically) from volume-based to value-based health care payment in the USA: starting with Medicare payment policy
R Mayes
Journal of Health Services Research & Policy 16 (4), 249-251, 2011
382011
Medicare Payment Policy: Does Cost Shifting Matter? It matters to consumers, who face the ultimate cost shift when prices rise without compensating rises in payment rates.
JS Lee, RA Berenson, R Mayes, AK Gauthier
Health Affairs 22 (Suppl1), W3-480-W3-488, 2003
262003
Chronic disease, prevention policy, and the future of public health and primary care
R Mayes, B Armistead
Medicine, Health Care and Philosophy 16, 691-697, 2013
222013
Causal Chains and Cost Shifting: How Medicare's Rescue Inadvertently Triggered the Managed-Care Revolution
R Mayes
Journal of Policy History 16 (2), 144-174, 2004
202004
Medicating Kids: pediatric mental health policy and the tipping point for ADHD and stimulants
R Mayes, J Erkulwater
Journal of Policy History 20 (3), 309-343, 2008
182008
Medicare and America's healthcare system in transition: From the death of managed care to the Medicare Modernization Act of 2003 and beyond
R Mayes
Journal of Health Law 38 (3), 391, 2005
152005
Universal coverage and the American health care system in crisis (again)
R Mayes
J. Health Care L. & Pol'y 7, 242, 2004
142004
Medicating children: The enduring controversy over ADHD and pediatric stimulant pharmacotherapy
R Mayes, C Bagwell, J Erkulwater
Child and Adolescent Psychopharmacology News 13 (5), 1-5, 9, 2008
112008
Pursuing cost containment in a pluralistic payer environment: from the aftermath of Clinton's failure at health care reform to the Balanced Budget Act of 1997
R Mayes, RE Hurley
Health Economics, Policy and Law 1 (3), 237-261, 2006
92006
ADHD, or the Medicalization of Social Problems
R Mayes
American Journal of Public Health 109 (9), 1154, 2019
72019
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