Advocates for Evidence-Based Health Policy Speakers
Category: OP/notes
“Disruption is Neither Good nor Bad”
“The ACA was a disruptive act. Disruption is neither good nor bad. It is what we make of it.” –Richard Nathan The popular media has mostly portrayed the Affordable Care Act as a piece of insurance expansion legislation, but many Continue Reading …
“An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure”
Providing universal health care in America would be easy if it were free. Sadly, that is not the case. All too often, the general public, doctors and researchers are quick to look for new drugs, devices or technologies as a Continue Reading …
Republicans are Intellectually Bankrupt on Healthcare
Sunday night, three Republican Senators attempted to describe their contingency plan if the Supreme Court were to rule for the plaintiffs in the King v. Burwell lawsuit over Obamacare subsidies. Unfortunately, their plan is nonexistent. Their letter is nothing more Continue Reading …
2014 Year in Review
The year began with great news out of Oregon and the release of more data from the Oregon Health Insurance Experiment, one of the two best studies we have on the effect of insurance on health care and costs (the Continue Reading …
The Best Tweets of 2014
Merry Christmas to All; And to All a Good Tweet… You’re about to hear a lot about this study: Expanding Medicaid doesn’t decrease ER use. It increases it. http://t.co/B4rrfP6gAo — Sarah Kliff (@sarahkliff) January 2, 2014 The conservative case Continue Reading …
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