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Maybe a New Day for Doctors’ Pay

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Atul Gawande in the New Yorker shows how doctors in McAllen, Texas prescribe half the tests that doctors in other comunities in Texas do. Frank cites the effectiveness of the salaried model used by the Mayo Clinic. This battle has been postponed for another day the current halth care reform bill. But crucially the failure to tackle this program and have the country shoulder another deficit burden for healthcare leaves the country with a serious liability of overspending, with guns and butter if the Afghnistan war adds up another big bill to the Iraq war bill.

Atul Gawande in the New Yorker who talks about the McAllen, Texas model and Robert Frank who cites the Mayo clinic model for physician spendiing.

11/08/2009

Failure of the health care reforms of 2009 to tackle the cost of physician spending leave a big gap in the country's finances and its ability to finance both external wars, Iraq and Afghanistan and higher spending on social priorities. Something's got to give.

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