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Informing the healthcare conversation through expert debate

The Zetema Project aims to improve the quality and productivity of the national healthcare conversation through a better informed public. Our diverse panel of top healthcare leaders debates the key problems and solutions so you can get all sides of each argument and draw your own conclusions.

 

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Mark McClellan, MD: Has the ACA changed healthcare cost trends?

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Maintain Stability In The Exchanges To Avoid Chaos

Blog Post By Ezekiel Emanuel, M.D., Ph.D. Last updated Jan 4, 2017
Since the Presidential election, GOP leadership has adopted a “repeal, then replace” approach to Obamacare: quickly pass a repeal bill with a two to...

Listen: U.S. Health Care Under Trump: Former Medicaid/Medicare Chiefs Square Off

Blog Post By Mark Zitter Last updated Jun 30, 2017
Earlier this week, the Zetema Project hosted a discussion at the Commonwealth Club with former Medicaid/Medicare administrators Gail Wilensky...

Engaging Consumers is Essential to High Value, Affordable Healthcare

Blog Post By Jack Bailey Last updated Mar 10, 2017
The rise in fitness apps and wearable technologies that push us to adopt healthier and more active lifestyles is an undeniable sign that Americans...

Focus on Lowering Premiums – Not Re-Litigating the ACA

Blog Post By Bob Kocher, M.D. Last updated Jan 5, 2017
As we embark upon a contentious debate over changing the Affordable Care Act, lost in the rhetoric is that the central problem in US healthcare is...

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