A frequent criticism of US hospitals is the charge of excessive adverse medical events, sometimes leading to avoidable deaths. How do our hospitals compare to hospitals in national health care systems? Quite well. The percent of patients who experience an adverse event is twice as high in Canada, three times as high in Britain and four times as high in New Zealand. More
If The Court Strikes Down Obamacare, How Bad Would That Be?
The Trump administration has decided to challenge the constitutionality of the Affordable Care Act (Obamacare) in court. … Read More
Gorman in The Hill: Trump’s Drug Plan Wrong Rx
Linda Gorman, CONTRIBUTOR December 19th, 2018 A version of this article first appeared … Read More
Gorman: Obamacare has been extremely wasteful
The federal government spent $341 billion from 2014 through 2016 on subsidizing individual coverage so … Read More
Gorman in The Hill: Doctor Incentives Rx is Failing
The Medicare Payment Advisory Commission has voted to recommend scrapping the Merit-Based Incentive Payment System … Read More
Gorman in Forbes: Will Tax Reform Kill People?
You know you are in the silly season when the charges against sensible tax reform … Read More
Gorman in The Hill: States are bilking Uncle Sam wth Medicaid scams
By Linda Gorman Originally posted at The Hill, December 2017 Congress has decided to stop … Read More
Congress Could Improve Health Care by Reforming the False Claims Act
Originally posted at The Hill, September 2017. In a new Independence Institute working paper … Read More
Foreign Health Care is No Model for the United States
Originally posted at The Hill, September 2017. Repealing ObamaCare would produce better outcomes for … Read More
ObamaCare is a success — at sucking vast sums of money from the private sector
By Linda Gorman Originally posted at The Hill, August 2017 In Washington, the healthcare debate … Read More
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