Atlantic Article on Health Care
Something to read on healthcare that I found at LoneStarTimes.
The exerpts at LST are very interesting indeed. So if you're looking for a somewhat unbiased (from what I've read so far), smart person accounting of what's gone wrong with our health care ... this is at least one place to start. I especially found interesting what he said about ER's being the most expensive care.
David Goldhill is a native New Yorker, Democrat, entertainment industry executive, free market capitalist and the son of a recently deceased father. The tragic and preventable circumstances surrounding the death of his father in a top-rated hospital in New York City inspired him to embark on a quest to understand the nature of and the forces driving our health and medical systems. Goldhill has published a lengthy article on his findings and deservedly landed on the cover of the September 2009 issue of the Atlantic Monthly.
The exerpts at LST are very interesting indeed. So if you're looking for a somewhat unbiased (from what I've read so far), smart person accounting of what's gone wrong with our health care ... this is at least one place to start. I especially found interesting what he said about ER's being the most expensive care.
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