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Category Archives: Health Care Policy

Three Major Themes In U.S. Health Care Spending

Kaiser Health News senior correspondent Julie Appleby examines the factors driving the $2.6 trillion in annual health care spending in the U.S.

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President’s Win Is Reprieve For ‘Obamacare’

What does the election mean for the Affordable Care Act?

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A Universal Health Care System That Delivers Results? Yes, It Exists!

What does Switzerland know about health care that the US doesn’t?

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Health Care Increasingly Out Of Reach For Millions Of Americans

An article from Kaiser Health News concerning healthcare availability in the United States

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SDN Completes First Annual National Healthcare Student Survey

SDN’s first annual user survey finds that pre-health and healthcare students don’t like where healthcare is going and are concerned about educational debt.

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Accountable Care Organizations and Primary Care

Are ACOs and PCMHs the future of health care in the United States?

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Evidence-Based Medicine and the Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute

An update of an Interview with Alfred O. Berg, MD, MPH

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Drug Shortages: A Public Health Crisis

Dr. Rola Kaakeh discusses the broad public health impact of drug shortages and what is being done to address this important issue.

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Some Doctors Refuse to Treat Kids Who Have Not Been Immunized

Some Doctors Refuse to Treat Kids Who Have Not Been Immunized

Should pediatricians refuse to treat children unless their parents agree to have them vaccinated according to CDC guidelines?

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Graduates Without Health Coverage Should Consider Their Parents' Plan

Graduates Without Health Coverage Should Consider Their Parents’ Plan

The health law guarantees that until the age of 26, children can stay on a family plan. There are exceptions, however, including when the young adult is offered insurance at work. Provided by Kaiser Health News.

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