How do we rate the quality of the US health care system – Disease Care
Aaron Carroll October 21, 2010
If you haven’t read the introduction, go back and read it now. That introductory post also includes links to all the posts in this series
If you haven’t read the introduction, go back and read it now. That introductory post also includes links to all the posts in this series
… from steve, first quoting my most recent post on rationing: “If the system permits exceptions and pays for the more expensive procedure because a
A couple of years ago, I was reading a biography of Albert Einstein. I was struck by how much he, and scientists like him, we
The title of this post is also the title of the book version of the Medicare competitive pricing ideas of Robert Coulam, Roger Feldman, and
David Leonhardt’s piece today on a plan to reduce Medicare costs without harming health is worth a full read. We know that federal spending on
Aaron is chugging along in his series on the “quality” of the U.S. health system. Reading the comments so far, I had this reaction: Part
If you haven’t read the introduction, go back and read it now. That introductory post also includes links to all the posts in this series
One of the more troubling aspects of last week’s decision allowing the Florida challenge to health care reform to go forward was the court’s focus
The economist’s question, “What’s that got to do with the price of tea in China?” cannot be answered because, as far as I can tell,
A number of you have asked me to further explain the chart and scorecard I am putting at the bottom of every post. Here you
If you haven’t read the introduction, go back and read it now. That introductory post also includes links to all the posts in this series
Diane Bartz of Reuters writes, The U.S. Justice Department filed a lawsuit against Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan on Monday, accusing it of violating