Defending Public Policy: What’s in a Name? | Robert Nelson, MD | LinkedIn

Robert Nelson, MD
Robert Nelson Publisher & Editor, The Sovereign Patient

Let’s pretend a non-partisan, unelected committee had drafted a health reform plan to be reviewed and debated by the people of each state and then voted on with a simple up or down vote. If a minimum of 38 states passed it, then it would become the law of the land. Let’s assume this health reform plan contained the following characteristics:

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