3rd Party Papers Archive for March 2010

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3/25

Pew Internet:  People fighting chronic illnesses are less likely than others to have Internet access, but once online they are more likely to blog or participate in online discussions about health problems, according to a report

3/22

MetLife MMI:  Boomers in the Middle, examines those of the Baby Boomer cohort born 1952–1958, and who will be 52–58 years old in 2010

3/22

Pacific Research Institute:  Revenue states earn from health insurance premium taxes adds an important element to the understanding of fiscal consequences of federal health-care reform that might eliminate some of this revenue

3/19

Commonwealth Fund:  Report offers recommendations for a comprehensive set of insurance, payment, and system reforms that could guarantee affordable coverage for all by 2012, improve health outcomes, and slow health spending growth by $3 trillion by 2020

3/18

RWJ:  This new report, Barely Hanging On: Middle-Class and Uninsured, documents that while the situation has been tough for everyone, it’s America’s middle class that has been hardest hit.

3/17

FCC:   There is a developing set of broadband-enabled solutions that offer the potential to improve health care outcomes , control costs and extend the reach of health care professionals.

3/17

BU Public School of Health:   This report documents and investigates the excess in Massachusetts hospital
costs per person above the average for the United States

3/15

RWJ Foundation:  Without significant reform, uninsured Americans could grow by 10 million in just five years, and spending on government health care programs could double by 2020

3/12

Towers Watson:  Most big employers may charge more to cover spouses, tighten eligibility standards for their health plans and dispense financial rewards or penalties based on the results of certain lab tests

3/9

EBRI:  The percentage of workers very confident about having enough money for a comfortable retirement has stabilized at 16 percent

3/1

PewResearchCenter:   Understanding the participatory news consumer – How internet and cell phone users have turned news into a social experience

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