by Clara Lynham | Jun 23, 2012 | Blog, Learn
Clara Lynham, WCDB member, sent this post to us via email: Is Universal Healthcare really Impossible in the United States? Time and time again, American people are told that universal health care does not work. Pointing to health care systems in the UK and...
by Lurelle Robbins | Jun 22, 2012 | Blog, Learn
Lurelle Robbins is a member of our Community Leadership Council. I had the opportunity to spend 6 hours at OHSU yesterday in an Immersion Program for Legislators and Legislative Candidates as a guest of Wynne Wakkila, candidate in HD 26. I was impressed by the whole...
by Rick Ray | Jun 1, 2012 | Learn
Dr. Lara Garrett with Housecall Providers prepares to give a flu shot in this 2010 file photograph. Housecall Providers is one of 16 medical groups in the U.S. chosen to pilot a home-based primary care project for Medicare enrollees with multiple chronic health...
by Liz Baxter | May 30, 2012 | Blog, Learn, Uncategorized
The Supreme Court has made its decision on the Affordable Care Act, and the date is yet to be announced when it will be made public. This article from The Hill, lays out some possible options around decisions but the last paragraph is most pertinent, regardless of the...
by Rick Ray | May 29, 2012 | Learn
Two articles appeared over the weekend on the issue of cost and medical value. First, Ezekiel J. Emanuel, M.D. wrote an opinion piece in The New York Times titled, “In Medicine, Falling for Fake Innovation.” He writes that the federal health reform law...
by Rick Ray | May 25, 2012 | Learn
The four articles introduced below should slake your thirst for updated health care cost data. Individual Health Policies Fall Short, a Study Finds First, A study published online Wednesday in Health Affairs was summarized in The New York TImes by Reed Abelson: More...
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