Webcast: Comparative Effectiveness - A Compelling Approach to Cost Control and Quality Improvement
Learn how better evidence about the costs and benefits of different treatment options can help reduce health-care spending without adversely affecting health. Join us for a live Webcast on July 14.

Report: Comparative Effectiveness: Health Care Policy Perspectives for Consideration 
This study profiles comparative effectiveness systems in four developed countries and concludes that, if implemented correctly, comparative effectiveness has the potential to improve care and reduce health care costs for Americans. However, a cut-and-paste approach will not work in the U.S.

Industry Compass 2.0: The Future of Health Care 
Increased financing and care demands, mass personalization and expanding connectivity: New trends are constantly reshaping the health care provider landscape. Industry leaders will navigate their own course, seize opportunities and develop innovative solutions to challenges. Our tool is designed to help guide the way. Start your journey now.

2009 Survey of Health Care Consumers 
Explore the survey results, which offer health care industry leaders and policymakers a timely look at how health care consumerism is evolving and a comprehensive perspective about how Americans approach their health, health care and health insurance.