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See Latest ArticlesU.s. health care quality: stuck in neutral slowdown has implications for reform
National Committee for Quality Assurance (NCQA), 10/23/09
A report released by the National Committee for Quality Assurance (NCQA) finds that the quality of U.S. health care was virtually stagnant in 2008, a disturbing slowdown after a decade of improvements. The across–the–board trend was seen in care provided to people with private insurance coverage as well as in Medicare and Medicaid. The report also examines the link between higher health care spending and quality and finds little to no connection, a finding with significant implications for health care reform efforts.
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