Title: Restoring Quality Health Care
Description: In Restoring Quality Health Care, Dr. Scott Atlas examines the status of US health care, particularly in light of the Affordable Care Act, and presents a series of key reforms to meet the significant health care challenges facing the nation. Atlas proposes a six-point, strategic, incentive-based reform plan for US health care. The plan aims to instill market-based competition, empower consumers, and reduce the federal governments authority over health care. Those reforms focus on restoring the appropriate incentives in to increase the quality of health care and reduce its costs. Atlass plan restores the intended purpose of health insurance (to protect against the risk of significant and unexpected health care costs), enhances the affordability of twenty-first-century medical care, and ensures continued innovation. Were the plan to be implemented fully, private and federal government health expenditures would conservatively decrease by trillions of dollars during the decade and access to high-quality health care would significantly improve.
Subjects: Medical care, cost of, Medical policy, Health care reform, Cost of Medical care, Health insurance, Government policy, Economics, Health Policy, Health Care Costs, United States National Health Insurance, Services de santé, Réforme, Aspect économique, Soins médicaux, Coût, Assurance-maladie, Politique sanitaire, MEDICAL, Economic aspects, Krankenversicherung, Gesundheitspolitik, Medicaid, Medicare