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The Real Budget Defecit
[By Staff Reporters]
The Obama Administration has made comprehensive health insurance, and health care, reform a priority.
The goal is to transform the domestic health-care system so that it improves efficiencies, increases value and provides care for all citizens.
Current Situation
Recently, two important facts that all ME-P readers know, were re-confirmed:
- Health-care costs are the key to the nation’s economic future.
- The medical community agrees that great efficiencies are possible in how it is practiced.
Variations
It is well known that health-care costs vary across significant regions of the country, as well as hospitals and doctors within a region – even for patients with a same/similar diagnosis. This must end, according to the Director of the White House Office of Management and Budget [OMB]. Director Peter R. Orszag explained in a WSJ interview below, that practice variation is unnecessary and wasteful, and that evidence-based-medical practices and comparative-effectiveness-research is a good idea for all healthcare stakeholders.
The Baucus-Grassley Policy Options for Expanding Healthcare Coverage report is also included for your review and commentary.
Two New Reports
Wall Street Journal on May 15, 2009.
1. Link http://online.wsj.com/article/SB124234365947221489.html
2. Link: http://finance.senate.gov/press/Bpress/2009press/prb051109.pdf
Assessment
Once accomplished, it is hope that the nation will be on a sustainable fiscal path that builds a new foundation for our economy for generations to come.
Conclusion
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Filed under: Health Economics, Health Insurance, Healthcare Finance, Research & Development | Tagged: Baucus-Grassley Health policy, comparative effectiveness research, EBM, evidence based medicine, GDP, healthcare costs, healthcare reform, healthcare transformation, medical variations, Obama healthcare reform, Peter Orszag | 7 Comments »
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