A study released in the January 21, 2010 edition of Health Affiars conducted by Michael Chernew at Harvard Medical School showed that a value-based insurance design that reduced copays to encourage employees to use high value medical services lead to reduced use of "non-drug services" which more than offset the increase in prescription drug use encouraged by the lower copay.
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