Jon R. Gabel

Jon R. Gabel publication distribution in Social Sciences and Humanities in 2026

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Jon R. Gabel D-index placement in Social Sciences and Humanities in 2026

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Best Publications

• Medicare Beneficiaries’ Costs Of Care In The Last Year Of Life

  Christopher Hogan;June R. Lunney;Jon Gabel;Joanne Lynn

  754
  Citations

• Tracking Health Care Costs

  Bradley C. Strunk;Paul B. Ginsburg;Jon R. Gabel

  131
  Citations

• Differences in Medicare expenditures during the last 3 years of life.

  Lisa R. Shugarman;Diane E. Campbell;Chloe E. Bird;Jon Gabel

  109
  Citations

• Multihospital Systems: Issues and Empirical Findings

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  103
  Citations

• Reducing public expenditures for physician services: the price of paying less.

  Jon R. Gabel;Thomas H. Rice

  102
  Citations

• Job-based health benefits in 2002: some important trends.

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  98
  Citations

• The Changing World of Group Health Insurance

  J Gabel;C Jajich-Toth;G de Lissovoy;T Rice

  92
  Citations

• Design of mental health benefits: still unequal after all these years

  Colleen L. Barry;Jon R. Gabel;Richard G. Frank;Samantha Hawkins

  92
  Citations

• Marketwatch: Ten Ways HMOs Have Changed During the 1990s

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  90
  Citations

• Job-based health insurance in 2000: premiums rise sharply while coverage grows.

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  84
  Citations

• Tracking Health Care Costs: Growth Accelerates Again In 2001

  Bradley C. Strunk;Paul B. Ginsburg;Jon R. Gabel

  81
  Citations

• Health benefits in 2005: premium increases slow down, coverage continues to erode.

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  80
  Citations

• Job-based health insurance in 2001: inflation hits double digits, managed care retreats.

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  80
  Citations

• Health benefits in 2003: premiums reach thirteen-year high as employers adopt new forms of cost sharing.

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  76
  Citations

• Health benefits in 2006: premium increases moderate, enrollment in consumer-directed health plans remains modest.

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  73
  Citations

• Trends: Small Employers And Their Health Benefits, 1988-1996: An Awkward Adolescence

  Jon R. Gabel;Paul B. Ginsburg;Kelly A. Hunt

  71
  Citations

• Consumer-Driven Health Plans: Are They More Than Talk Now?

  Jon R. Gabel;Anthony T. Lo Sasso;Thomas Rice

  70
  Citations

• Obesity and the workplace: current programs and attitudes among employers and employees.

  Unknown

  68
  Citations

• Job-based health insurance, 1977-1998: the accidental system under scrutiny.

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  66
  Citations

• State mandated benefits and the small firm's decision to offer insurance

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  64
  Citations