Princeton economist Uwe Reinhardt attracted thousands of readers this past month with his post analyzing the consumer-driven plans touted by the Bush administration–Health Savings Accounts (HSAs) coupled with high-deductible insurance policies. Other most-read Health Affairs Blog posts in April looked at health reform, imaging diagnosis payment, e-prescribing, and more. We welcome your continued comments.

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1. INSURANCE: A Closer Look at HSAs
   by Uwe E. Reinhardt
2. HEALTH REFORM: Redefining Health Care
   by Michael E. Porter and Elizabeth Olmsted Teisberg
3. BLOG: Health Wonk Review and Health Reform 2.0
   by Jane Hiebert-White
4. TECH: 19^th Century Economics And 21^st Century Medicare – Paying for Modern Diagnosis
   by Don Rucker
5. HEALTH IT: How Can We Expedite Knowledge Transfer And Still Manage Expectations For Electronic Health Records
   by Jason Lee
6. REFORM: Hamilton Project Enters the Health Policy Debate
   by Jason Furman
7. REFORM: The Polarities Aren’t Political
   by Rob Cunningham
8. PUBLIC HEALTH: Listening To The Lions: Can CDC Live Up To Its Legacy?
   by Rob Cunningham
9. INSURANCE: Bleeding Edge Benefits And Who’s Going To Pay?
   by Ellen Ficklen
10. HEALTH IT: Vision for E-Prescribing Outstrips Reality
    by Chris Fleming

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