Research
This is a collection of useful research sources for those interested in writing policy on health care. If you are having trouble accessing or finding any of the research resources listed below, or would like to suggest an addition, please e-mail me at sjohn@roosveltinstitute.org.
Organizations
Center on Budget and Policy Priorities
Robert Wood Johnson Foundation
Scholarly Databases
Statistical Databases
Blogs
Prescriptions: Making sense of the health care debate
Roosevelt Institute Health Care Blog
Relevant Articles
A Clinic Fills a Need but Faces a Failure
Democrats Could Learn from LBJ's Medicare Push
How to Make Electronic Medical Records a Reality
Taking Profits Out of Medical Care Decisions
What Health Reform Means for Young Americans
Reports
Health Care Reform: Progressive Messaging and Data by Progressive Caucus Policy Foundation
Health Care Spending and Use of Information Technology in OECD Countries by Gerard Anderson, Bianca Frogner, Roger Johns, and Uwe Reinhardt
Making Medicare Sustaiable by Len Nichols and Robert Berenson
The Obama Administration's Options for Health Care Cost Control: Hope vs. Reality by T. Marmor, Jonathan Oberlander, and J. White
The Public Insurance Option in National Health Reform by Jacob Hacker
Rational and Ethnic Disparities in U.S. Health Care: A Chartbook by H.L. Mead, Cart-wright-Smith, K. Jones, C. Ramos, K. Woodss, B. Siegel
Relevant Reading
Best Care Anywhere by Phillip Longman
Critical: What Can We Do About the Health-Care Crisis by Tom Daschle
Howard Dean's Prescription for Real Healthcare Reform by Howard Dean with Igor Volsky, Faiz Shakir
Sick by Jonathan Cohn