On October 3, Grady Hospital in Atlanta closed its dialysis clinic. Grady committed itself to cover the cost of dialysis for three months fo...

On October 3, Grady Hospital in Atlanta closed its dialysis clinic. Grady committed itself to cover the cost of dialysis for three months fo...
OptumHealth , a division of UnitedHealthGroup , will soon be offering a web-based platform for connecting patients and doctors by video. Whe...
An article about the cost of end-of-life care in this morning's New York Times focuses on the Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center. UCLA ha...
This fall I was asked to discuss a case for the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality Mortality and Morbidity Rounds - a web-based pati...
We're in the end game of health care reform. As I said in my last post , we're seeing real debate in the Senate, but - unfortunately...
Early this week, word began filtering down from Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-NV) that all semblance of the public option (opt-out, t...
I've just read " Health Care Reform - A Republican View ," by Iowa Senator Chuck Grassley, in today's online edition of th...
Florida's Judicial Ethics Advisory Committee was recently asked the following question: Whether a judge may add lawyers who may appear b...
As many observers have noted, support in public opinion polls for the overall health care reform bills before Congress has slipped several p...
David Leonhardt, economics columnist for the New York Times, continues to do superb reporting and analysis of our health system. Print journ...
Pollster.com's Mark Blumenthal has an essay today on the recent decline in support for general health care reform, with a focus on the ...
Professions are occupations that society believes (a) serve vital human needs, (b) require a high level of knowledge, judgment and skill, (c...
Yesterday I attended a goodbye party for Dr. Marylou Buyse, who has been President and CEO of the Massachusetts Association of Health Plans ...
Bruce Bullen, interim CEO at Harvard Pilgrim Health Care, recently made this proposal for the financing of health care reform on his " ...
I've been meeting with a number of organizations to help them develop new ways to deal with the ethical dimensions of their activities. ...
Bring It On 2010 With the country seemingly fomenting from one crisis to the next this past year, many of us are looking forward to a new be...
Federal health reform is the front page news, but states and businesses are the laboratories for change. Next to Governors, who have to deal...
In a guest posting over at Pollster.com, Cliff Young and Aaron Amic of Ipsos Public Affairs and the Ipsos McClatchy Poll, offer their wisdom...
Via Pollster.com's " Thanksgiving Outliers ," here are three articles on health care reform. Ruy Teixeira argues that a lot of...
Earlier today I responded to the following anonymous response to a post I wrote in April about doctor-patient sex: What is the actual harm ...
There's been lots of debate as to whether the President has been a wise leader or a wimpy neophyte in the health reform process. I'v...
A number of friends are in despair over the possibility of rational political and public reflection about health policy. I'm not. Perhap...
This week, lurid headlines were in all United States papers proclaiming a government charged task force of "experts" recommended r...
I've been speaking about health reform and managed care in different venues around the country. With regard to cost containment I often ...
As shown in this Pollster.com graphic , public support for President Obama and the Democrats' health care reform plans has consistently ...
The current clash about abortion and health reform is a tragedy. It reflects the breakdown of civil national discourse. Although I'm a s...
October trends in support for health care reform are examined by Mark Blumenthal and by the team of Robert Blendon and John Benson , the la...
I'm not going to speculate publicly about Dr. Hasan's psychological state, about which, of course, I know nothing. The American Psyc...
I greatly admire New York Times columnist Nicholas Kristof's reportorial thoroughness and passion for social justice. So I wasn't su...