Slowing the growth of health care costs—lessons from regional variation
New England Journal of Medicine, 2009•Mass Medical Soc
Most observers see rising health care costs as an inexorable force. Dr. Elliott Fisher, Dr.
Julie Bynum, and Jonathan Skinner write that by learning from regions that have attained
sustainable growth rates and building on successful models of delivery-system and payment-
system reform, we might manage to “bend the cost curve.”
Julie Bynum, and Jonathan Skinner write that by learning from regions that have attained
sustainable growth rates and building on successful models of delivery-system and payment-
system reform, we might manage to “bend the cost curve.”
Most observers see rising health care costs as an inexorable force. Dr. Elliott Fisher, Dr. Julie Bynum, and Jonathan Skinner write that by learning from regions that have attained sustainable growth rates and building on successful models of delivery-system and payment-system reform, we might manage to “bend the cost curve.”
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