What next for health reform?
March 29, 2012 2 Comments
I will be on a panel tonight at Duke’s Business School (7:30pm in Geneen Auditorium; free and open to the public) addressing what next for health policy/health reform under four potential Supreme court outcomes:
- No decision on the merits/delay on procedural groups
- Entire law struck down
- Entire law upheld
- Mandate struck down, but remainder of the law upheld
The focus of the session is not reading the tea leaves of what the Supremes will do, but what their potential choices would likely mean for health policy and health reform. The other panelists are Carly Kelly, who works for Avalere in their health reform advising practice; Barak Richman, professor at Duke’s School of Law (who also has a Ph.D. in business/economics); and Michael Waitzkin, who is a Senior Scholar at Duke’s Business School. It is possible it will be streamed live via Duke’s Ustream channel, but that is not confirmed.
Enjoying your new blog so far, I followed you over from TIE…
If the debate is indeed streamed, can the audio be improved? The last one was very difficult to hear…
Good luck!
@corfieldb
thanks for following over. Sorry about the audio…they are trying to address that.