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See Latest ArticlesThe Obama Administration's Options for Health Care Cost Control: Hope Versus Reality
Annals of Internal Medicine, 04/09/09
Marmor T et al. - Controlling the costs of medical care has long been an elusive goal in U.S. health policy. This article examines the options for health care cost control under the Obama administration. The authors argue that the administration's approach to health reform offers some potential for cost control but also embraces many strategies that are not likely to be successful.
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