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risk adjustment: a standalone construct

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Health economics

adjusting payments to health plans for enrollees' expected costs so plans do not profit from selecting healthy people.

In health economics, risk adjustment refers to adjusting payments to health plans for enrollees' expected costs so plans do not profit from selecting healthy people. This meaning comes from van de Ven (2000) in Handbook of Health Economics.[1]

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References

van de Ven, W. P. M. M., & Ellis, R. P. (2000). Risk adjustment in competitive health plan markets. In Handbook of Health Economics (pp. 755-845). Elsevier. https://doi.org/10.1016/s1574-0064(00)80173-0

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