Where were you?
Mike Painter takes stock of where the nation stands with respect to adopting health information technology on the occasion of the third report examining this issue.
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SEARCH HEALTH REFORM:
Health insurance coverage
- Federal policy (111 items)
- State policy (38 items)
- Public insurance programs (73 items)
- Private insurance programs (88 items)
- Cost and affordability (47 items)
Health care quality
- Payment reform models (28 items)
- Information on quality and cost (170 items)
- Reforming the delivery system (69 items)
- Racial and ethnic disparities in care (20 items)
- Workforce needs (17 items)
Public health and prevention
- Childhood obesity (41 items)
- Tobacco (22 items)
- Other health factors (187 items)
- Prevention (76 items)
- Public health system (56 items)
Cost
- Key drivers and current trends (16 items)
- Implications of high costs (43 items)
- Potential solutions (133 items)
Must-reads
- Health Affairs/RWJF Policy Briefs (10 items)
- Proposals and Analyses (26 items)
- RWJF Health Care Consumer Confidence Index (5 items)
- RWJF Synthesis Project (20 items)
- RWJF/Urban Institute Policy Analysis (25 items)
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