PBS NewsHour: What Does a Republican House Mean for Health Care Reform?
Health Affairs Editor Susan Denzler, Families USA‘s Ron Pollack and the Ethics and Public Policy Center‘s James Capretta discuss the Continue reading
Opportunities to Advance Patient-Centeredness and Equity
With the historic enactment of national health care reform in March 2010, it can be a little overwhelming to understand all the details and implications of this huge structural shift in national health care policy.
As I continue to refine my own knowledge and understanding of the national health care reform law, I will share my analyses and presentations here. I will be highlighting what I call the “patient-centeredness” and “equity” elements of the legislation, two of the components of health care quality identified by the Institute of Medicine.
Health Affairs Editor Susan Denzler, Families USA‘s Ron Pollack and the Ethics and Public Policy Center‘s James Capretta discuss the Continue reading
While all the presentations at the Seventh National Conference on Quality Health Care for Culturally Diverse Populations were informative and Continue reading
I have compiled key publications and resources on some current topics in health care policy. Below are descriptions of the Continue reading
This is the final text of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, incorporating amendments made by the Health Care Continue reading
This updated report from the Congressional Research Service describes what activities and programs received legislative authorization AND specific dollar appropriations Continue reading
This is my side-by-side analysis of the provisions in the final Senate and House health reform bills related to equity, Continue reading
An overview of the patient-centeredness and equity provisions of the national health care reform law, the Patient Protection and Affordable Continue reading
This is a comprehensive analysis of the equity-related provisions of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act published by the Continue reading