Health Care in the New Millennium Jeff Goldsmith Ph.D., president of Health Futures, Inc. and associate professor of Medical Education in the School of Medicine at the University of Virginia, offered his analysis of the direction of health care in the new millennium. This keynote address from the Academy for the Health Services Research and Policy Annual Meeting was originally webcast on June 26, 2000. Inc. Jeff Goldsmith's organization, Health Futures Inc., specializes in forecasting trends in medical technology, payment, and health care policy.
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In this 1999 Health Affairs article, Goldsmith argues that the American health care system exists within a dynamic marketplace. In this 1998 article for the Healthcare Forum Journal, Goldsmith outlines three forseeable problems in health care and offers possible solutions. Jeff Goldsmith joins others in predicting challenges and opportunities for family physicians in the next decade in this article from the January 2000 Family Practice Management. This Science paper published in 1999 examines the impact of biotechnology research on health care costs and the U.S. health care system. A 1998 article by William Styring, senior fellow of the Hudson Institute, a non-partisan public policy research organization that forecasts trends and develops solutions for government, business, and the public.