Healthcare Reform
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From Preclusive to Preventive: GLP-1 Accessibility
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Technological innovations often face backlash or skepticism at first before finding a place in everyday life. Famously, many believed the printing press would diminish human intellect, as the written word would replace memorization. Luddites opposed innovations during the Industrial Revolution in England, fearing that their businesses would be displaced by…
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Focus on Finance: A Changing of the Guard in Boston
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Meredith Weenick discusses managing rising benefit obligations during a transition in leadership.
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Churning through Children’s Health: Improving Continuity of Medicaid Coverage
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Researchers evaluate how implementation of continuous-eligibility enrollment policies affects the average length of children’s enrollment in the Medicaid program.
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Transitions in American Health Care: An Interview with Ezekiel Emanuel
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A doctor and scholar discusses health care reform and the future of American medicine
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Leaping Forward in ICU Care and Cost Management
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While Dr. James Gasperino argues that the Affordable Care Act will put pressure on hospitals to increase their standards of care, he believes that cost-effectiveness will be driven by the private sector.