Markus Bjoerkheim
- Postdoctoral Research Fellow
Markus Bjoerkheim is a Post-Doctoral Fellow with the Open Health Project at the Mercatus Center at George Mason University. His work focuses on how policy influences healthcare markets, with a particular focus on nursing homes, Medicaid, and Certificate-of-Need.
His work has been featured in academic journals such as The Oxford Review of Economic Policy, and popular outlets including The Wall Street Journal and The New York Times.
Dr. Bjoerkheim received his Ph. D. in Economics from George Mason University, and his BS in Economics from James Madison University.
Latest Work
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The Unseen Realities Behind Mental Health Care in Schools | Open Health Policy
- | Healthcare Healthcare
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Faster Vaccine Development Could Save Lives, but Would People Trust It? | Open Health Policy
- | Healthcare Healthcare
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Rapid Antigen Tests: A Missed Opportunity | Open Health Policy
- | Healthcare Healthcare
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If Medicaid Expansion Saves Lives, We Still Don't Know How | Open Health Policy
- | Healthcare Healthcare
- | Expert Commentary Expert Commentary
Is the Surgery Center of Oklahoma Cheaper than Hospitals? | Open Health Policy
- | Healthcare Healthcare
- | Expert Commentary Expert Commentary
Medicaid Eligibility Reviews Will Resume in April | Open Health Policy
- | Healthcare Healthcare
- | Expert Commentary Expert Commentary
The Covid ‘Emergency’ Is all About Medicaid | The Wall Street Journal
- | Healthcare Healthcare
- | Journal Articles Journal Articles
Covid in the Nursing Homes: The US Experience | Oxford Review of Economic Policy
Latest Work
- | Healthcare Healthcare
- | Expert Commentary Expert Commentary
The Unseen Realities Behind Mental Health Care in Schools | Open Health Policy
- | Healthcare Healthcare
- | Expert Commentary Expert Commentary
Faster Vaccine Development Could Save Lives, but Would People Trust It? | Open Health Policy
- | Healthcare Healthcare
- | Expert Commentary Expert Commentary
Rapid Antigen Tests: A Missed Opportunity | Open Health Policy
- | Healthcare Healthcare
- | Expert Commentary Expert Commentary
If Medicaid Expansion Saves Lives, We Still Don't Know How | Open Health Policy
- | Healthcare Healthcare
- | Expert Commentary Expert Commentary
Is the Surgery Center of Oklahoma Cheaper than Hospitals? | Open Health Policy
- | Healthcare Healthcare
- | Expert Commentary Expert Commentary
Medicaid Eligibility Reviews Will Resume in April | Open Health Policy
- | Healthcare Healthcare
- | Expert Commentary Expert Commentary
The Covid ‘Emergency’ Is all About Medicaid | The Wall Street Journal
- | Healthcare Healthcare
- | Journal Articles Journal Articles
Covid in the Nursing Homes: The US Experience | Oxford Review of Economic Policy
Latest Work
- | Healthcare Healthcare
- | Journal Articles Journal Articles
Covid in the Nursing Homes: The US Experience | Oxford Review of Economic Policy
Latest Work
- | Healthcare Healthcare
- | Expert Commentary Expert Commentary
The Unseen Realities Behind Mental Health Care in Schools | Open Health Policy
- | Healthcare Healthcare
- | Expert Commentary Expert Commentary
Faster Vaccine Development Could Save Lives, but Would People Trust It? | Open Health Policy
- | Healthcare Healthcare
- | Expert Commentary Expert Commentary
Rapid Antigen Tests: A Missed Opportunity | Open Health Policy
- | Healthcare Healthcare
- | Expert Commentary Expert Commentary
If Medicaid Expansion Saves Lives, We Still Don't Know How | Open Health Policy
- | Healthcare Healthcare
- | Expert Commentary Expert Commentary
Is the Surgery Center of Oklahoma Cheaper than Hospitals? | Open Health Policy
- | Healthcare Healthcare
- | Expert Commentary Expert Commentary
Medicaid Eligibility Reviews Will Resume in April | Open Health Policy
- | Healthcare Healthcare
- | Expert Commentary Expert Commentary