Fitzhugh Mullan was a courageous leader who was not afraid of controversy and advocated for social justice until the last day of his life. He challenged societal and institutional barriers to identify inequities and advance health equity and social justice, particularly in the area of medical education. As a teacher, mentor, and role model, he developed the next generation of leaders and…
This is part two of a three-part article on policy issues in the Medicare Physician Fee Schedule. The topics covered include: the role a technical…
Funding and research incentives have created a health care innovation ecosystem that fails to advance net productivity. Redesigned incentives that support process-based, frugal innovations can…
This is part one of a three-part article on policy issues in the Medicare Physician Fee Schedule. The topics covered include: the role a technical…
This issue of Health Affairs includes the annual national health expenditure projections from the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS). Several articles focus on…
Efforts to remove, restructure, or completely eliminate public health information from federal websites undermine the essential infrastructure that scientists, clinicians, health policy makers, and community…
John K. Iglehart, founding editor of Health Affairs and long-time national correspondent for the New England Journal of Medicine, passed away on the morning of…
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John K. Iglehart, founding editor of Health Affairs and long-time national correspondent for the New England Journal of Medicine, passed away on the morning of…
Washington state’s survey of dually eligible individuals provided state staff with a roadmap for continued improvement of care and services.
