VOTE: New Healthcare Reform Legislation

Posted on March 23, 2010 by Dr. David Edward Marcinko MBA

Vote on Healthcare Reform and Tell us What you Think?

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Now that healthcare reform is law, tell us what you think and give us your vote.

You may wish to review this synopsis guide first: http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/34609984/ns/health-health_care/?GT1=43001

Feel free to answer these queries, in prose form, as well:

1. How will the new law affect the practice of medicine?

2. How does it affect the condition of the national economy?

3. Where do you go to seek succor and support?

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What’s Next with Health Care?

Posted on March 23, 2010 by Dr. David Edward Marcinko MBA

And, Why the Process was Madness

By Staff Reporters

With the House passing health care reform yesterday, resident ProPublica blogger Marian Wang explains what’s next for the bill, and why the process keeps on changing.

Main Concerns

Sometimes things are a little clearer in retrospect. Now that health care reform has passed in the House, it seems there are two main questions in people’s minds:

  • What’s next?
  • Why, procedurally, was the legislative process so confusing and painful to watch?

So, Marian will answer that second question first with some helpful infographics.

Assessment

http://www.propublica.org/ion/blog/item/whats-next-with-health-care-and-why-this-process-was-madness

Conclusion

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