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dimanche 29 mai 2016
The US health and social service system is evil
By Unknown 05:57
Bernie Sanders, evil, health system, Medicare, retiremen, Social Security No comments
I have often written about how our health system is “deeply flawed”, but I realize that there are many ways in which this is a grand understatement. I initially intended to call this piece “health insurance companies are evil”, but realized that this singled out but one player. I mean, insurance companies are at least as evil as other parts of the health and social services sector, but naming only one part both does a disservice to that part, which...
vendredi 13 mai 2016
Good Enough for Government Work: Quality, Cost, and Gaming the System
The entire text of the "Good Enough for Government Work: Quality, Cost, and Gaming the System", the 23rd Odegaard Lecture from the 27th Primary Health Care Acces Conference, is available now as a Google Doc at this link: https://docs.google.com/document/d/17oc3H5qHxA8eoYEwiQ5s5hUulvzo1JaSWldsu41nSDU/editThe link will continue to be available on the right side of this blog pa...
dimanche 1 mai 2016
Good enough for government work: Quality, Cost, and Gaming the System (Part 4 of 4)
By Unknown 11:54
ACOs, Aetna, Anthem, CCOs, Cost, equity, Everybody In, Government Work, Jail, Mental Hospital, Michael Hiltzik, Quentin Young, SEPs, the Atlantic No comments

This is the fourth and final part of the 23rd Charles Odegaard Lecture, "Good enough for government work:Quality, cost and gaming the system. I will put the entire talk up as an attachment soon.Is this really true? Aren’t some of our costs “our fault”, or at least “their fault”, that is other people? What about those folks who are “gaming the system”, by holding out on buying...