Use of Claims Data to Screen for Functional Limitations Among Medicare Beneficiaries
This paper describes the development of a survey-based index of functional limitations and a new claims-based model for predicting limitations
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This paper describes the development of a survey-based index of functional limitations and a new claims-based model for predicting limitations
The author developed a framework to understand the decision space for the use of force in the presence of emerging technology and applied it to autonomous weapons systems
A brief, no-fluff, summary of Atlas Shrugged by Ayn Rand. If you want to learn how capitalist countries become socialist, this book will help you. Let’s dive in. Atlas Shrugged: The Simple Version The world depends on a relatively small number of people who build, invent, and produce. They are the entrepreneurs, engineers, scientists, industrialists, … The post The Best Summary of Atlas Shrugged appeared first on Farnam Street
The west London Australian is dead; long live the east London Australian
Alberto Gonzales and Jeh Johnson are seen in front of a 9/11 backdrop
The article explores how pronatalists are advocating for the revival of blue laws and the use of government-backed influencers to promote higher fertility rates in society.
An illustration with Donald Trump at center between Marc Rich and Bill Clinton on one side and Hunter Biden on the other side
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So many streets around me are ugly. I do a lot of walking and jogging. I notice the trash, the little (or often larger) piles of dust and dirt. The post Holding Things Together appeared first on First Things