The 2nd HPD report - Health Policy Monitor
The 2nd HPD report - Health Policy Monitor
The 2nd HPD report - Health Policy Monitor
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Topics could be<br />
– Integrated care and disease management programs for chronic isease: getting<br />
incentives right (a detailed workshop outline for an expert meeting in October<br />
2004 is available upon request)<br />
– Coping with the workforce gap in nursing<br />
– Wellness in old age: strategies toward healthy aging<br />
– <strong>The</strong> role of commissions, lobbyists, and scientists in health policy reform: How<br />
much advice (science) does the government really need?<br />
– Communication in health policy reform: Can economists talk to lawmakers?<br />
– Ethics and health finance: Is transparency the solution when tradeoffs are tough?<br />
We welcome your suggestions about issues for which an in-depth exchange of this<br />
kind promises to benefit all parties.<br />
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