Ugh. The NYT Prescriptions blog has the latest on the Democrats’ bad idea of breaking health care reform into parts: If Democrats break down their
Jon Cohn just published my guest post on The New Republic’s The Treatment blog. In it I continue my exploration of lessons learned from the
Andrew asked how current health reform legislation are steps toward the ideas I expressed in a prior post. The answers are that the Senate bill
Here’s one mistake from last Friday’s Q&A, which has been all-the-rage this last weekend. Rep. Tom Price said (emphasis mine): Mr. President, multiple times from
Most of the time you hear me on the radio, it’s stricyly policy. Regional NPR asked me to do something more opinion based. So you
To respond to Chris Murray, here are very quick thoughts on why I like the reforms I listed in my earlier post. Many of my
The following is a guest post contributed by Steve Pizer, an Associate Professor of Health Policy and Management at Boston University School of Public Health.
Last week I argued that political feasibility is an essential consideration when evaluating policy proposals. That’s no more true than for health reform. The bills
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