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Meaningful Use: 72 Million Reasons It Will Continue – by Robert Nelson, MD

“Meaningful Use”. We’ve all heard the term and some of us actually believe it. It pertains to the way healthcare … More

POLICY: Buying physician practices does not equate to clinical integration | Concierge Medicine Today

I read an article recently that implied the practice of hospitals acquiring physician groups encouraged “clinical integration and multidisciplinary team-based … More

Kicking the Can Down Crony Lane – Paul Jacob – Page 1

Last week, the U.S. House of Representatives voted to extend the legal ability for the Export-Import Bank to run … … More

The Laffer Curve and Limits to Class Warfare Tax Policy – Daniel J. Mitchell – Townhall Finance Conservative Columnists and Financial Commentary – Page full

If the government punishes you more for earning more income, you will figure out ways to reduce the amount of … More

Obamacare’s Second Open Enrollment Starts in Two Months — and It Is Going to be Awful | Health Policy Blog | NCPA.org

…the Administration is finally getting a grip on enrollees’ eligibility for subsidies, based on income or immigration and citizenship status. … More

Birth Control, Third-Party Payer, and the Politicization of Health Care – Daniel J. Mitchell – Townhall Finance Conservative Columnists and Financial Commentary – Page full

There’s no logical reason to expect consumers to be smart shoppers, after all, when they’re only responsible for directly paying … More