The Commonwealth Fund has launched a blog, which will offer timely analysis and insight into health policy issues from Commonwealth Fund staff, fellows, and grantees.
In the most recent post, Commonwealth Fund President Karen Davis and Executive Vice President Stephen C. Schoenbaum, M.D., say that the various health reforms under consideration by Congress are missing an overarching framework to set health system goals—as well as public policies and private sector actions—to ensure the U.S. health system reaches benchmark levels of performance by 2020. "Without a mechanism for setting long-range goals as well as immediate priorities for performance improvement," they argue, "we could fail to realize the enhanced impact and economies possible from concerted action."
Visit The Commonwealth Fund Blog regularly to see the latest posts, view reader comments, and join the discussion.
In the most recent post, Commonwealth Fund President Karen Davis and Executive Vice President Stephen C. Schoenbaum, M.D., say that the various health reforms under consideration by Congress are missing an overarching framework to set health system goals—as well as public policies and private sector actions—to ensure the U.S. health system reaches benchmark levels of performance by 2020. "Without a mechanism for setting long-range goals as well as immediate priorities for performance improvement," they argue, "we could fail to realize the enhanced impact and economies possible from concerted action."
Visit The Commonwealth Fund Blog regularly to see the latest posts, view reader comments, and join the discussion.
