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Rethinking Consumerism in Healthcare
April 21, 2016
This event focused on the role of consumers in shopping for healthcare value. The expert panel, drawn from a diversity of perspectives, respond to recent evidence on consumer-directed approaches and discussed a new path forward for consumerism in healthcare. The event was conducted with Consumer Reports and sponsored by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation.
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Julie Appleby, Kaiser Health News Lynn Quincy (Slides) and Doris Peter, Consumer Reports David Newman and Amanda Frost, Healthcare Cost Institute (Slides) Sarah Thomas, Deloitte Center for Health Solutions Christopher Whaley, Berkeley Center for Health Technology Chapin White, RAND (Slides) |
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The Hub released Research Brief No. 11, Rethinking Consumerism in Healthcare Benefit Design at this event. |
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