Here we are, with the first edition of Health Wonk Review (HWR) in a new decade. It is a pregnant moment, as reconciliation begins between the House and Senate health care reform bills, when the best health wonks are weighing in on how we arrived here and what it will probably mean to have a few key successes and some very significant failures at a time when most everyone in the country who doesn’t have power yearns for real solutions.
Showing posts with label Jane Sarasohn-Kahn. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Jane Sarasohn-Kahn. Show all posts
Thursday, January 7, 2010
A Special Issue of Health Wonk Review - American Health Care Reform: Voices of Health Care Analysts
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Alain Enthoven,
Atul Gawande,
Bob Laszewski,
Bruce Bullen,
Cost,
Health Care Reform,
Jan Siderov,
Jane Sarasohn-Kahn,
JD Kleinke,
Jeff Goldsmith,
Joe Paduda,
Matthew Holt,
Reform Principles
Thursday, May 21, 2009
An Open Letter (4) to the New National Coordinator for Health IT: Bringing Patients Into the Health IT Conversation About "Meaningful Use"
DAVID C. KIBBE and BRIAN KLEPPER

The Obama health team at HHS and ONC are gradually establishing the rules that will determine how approximately $34 billion in ARRA/HITECH funds are spent on health IT over the next several years. But there is a "missing link" in these deliberations that, so far, has not been addressed by Congress or the Administration: how the patient's voice can be "meaningfully used" in health IT.
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