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.

The Public Plan Option on Health Care: Holy Grail or Pandora’s Box?
What role should a government sponsored health plan play in achieving health reform goals, and would it result in fewer choices or suboptimal care? Learn about both sides of the Debate.

Health Care Reform Memo Library
This weekly series highlights news from the previous week’s activities in the new administration, and reviews implications for the C-suite and various stakeholder groups.

Administration of Change: The Obama Impact on Health Policy
Health care consumers want change but will they pay the price? The Center's two studies, “Reducing Costs While Improving Care in the U.S. Health System: The Health Reform Pyramid” and “Health Care and Public Policy: What Do Americans Really Want,” offer important perspectives about health care reform.