McKinsey: What Matters: Way too much for way too little
The title says it all. A great review of the American health care non-system.
Goes over administrative waste (83 cents of premium dollars go to actual health care at most in PHI market), outcomes, costs and prices, administrative burden, practice variation, and rationing (QALY's CER).
Some good response letters as well.
Tuesday, May 19, 2009
McKinsey: What Matters: Way too much for way too little
Posted by Christopher M. Hughes, MD at 1:11 PM
Labels: Administrative Costs, Health Care Reform Debate, Private Health Insurance, Rationing Health Care, US/World Health Care Policy, Uwe Reinhardt
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