The Healthcare Policy Podcast ® Produced by David Introcaso
A podcast by David Introcaso, Ph.D.
326 Episodes
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Dr. Paul Van de Water Discusses Recommendations to Stabilize the Federal Debt, Including Recommendations for Reforms to Medicare and Social Security (January 17, 2013)
Published: 1/18/2013 -
Interview With Sarah Kliff and Amy Lotven on What Medicare and Medicaid Reforms Might We See in 2013 (January 8, 2013)
Published: 1/9/2013 -
Interview with Dr. Diana Zuckerman on the Dangers of Anti-psychotic Drug Overuse in Nursing Homes (December 21, 2012)
Published: 12/22/2012 -
Interview with John Rother on How to (Further) Achieve Affordable Health Care Delivery (Dec. 11, 2012)
Published: 12/11/2012 -
Interview with E. Diane Champé on Childhood Sexual Abuse, Its Adult Survivors and What Can Be Done to Prevent Abuse and Treat Survivors (Dec. 7, 2012)
Published: 12/8/2012 -
Interview with Dr. Robert Reischauer on the "Fiscal Cliff" (Nov. 29, 2012)
Published: 11/29/2012
Podcast interviews with health policy experts on timely subjects. The Healthcare Policy Podcast website features audio interviews with healthcare policy experts on timely topics. An online public forum routinely presenting expert healthcare policy analysis and comment is lacking. While other healthcare policy website programming exists, these typically present vested interest viewpoints or do not combine informed policy analysis with political insight or acumen. Since healthcare policy issues are typically complex, clear, reasoned, dispassionate discussion is required. These podcasts will attempt to fill this void. Among other topics this podcast will address: Implementation of the Affordable Care Act Other federal Medicare and state Medicaid health care issues Federal health care regulatory oversight, moreover CMS and the FDA Healthcare research Private sector healthcare delivery reforms including access, reimbursement and quality issues Public health issues including the social determinants of health Listeners are welcomed to share their program comments and suggest programming ideas. Comments made by the interviewees are strictly their own and do not represent those of their affiliated organization/s. www.thehealthcarepolicypodcast.com
