Health Affairs

Health IT has a heavy showing in this month’s most-read posts on Health Affairs Blog. Physician Caroline Poplin’s questioning of the medical home model, posted in late March, is generating debate. And a post from last May on Indiana’s health reform effort still makes the top 10 — and that’s no April Fool.

1. The Attack On Health IT And Comparative Effectiveness Research: A Warning For What Lies Ahead
   by Linda Bergthold
2. The Obama Budget: So Far Just Kicking The Can Down The Road
   by Robert Laszewski
3. Health Affairs Briefing: Stimulating Health Information Technology
   by Chris Fleming
4. No Direction Home: A Primary Care Physician Questions The Medical Home Model
   by Caroline Poplin
5. Stimulating Health IT: Hold Onto Your Hats!
   by Rob Cunningham
6. In Obama Reform Push, Medicare Leads The Way
   by Len Nichols
7. The New Spending Numbers: What They Tell Us, And What They Don’t
   by Eugene Steuerle
8. The U.S. Health System: The Rest Of The Story
   by John Goodman
9. Health Affairs Briefing On Health Information Technology
   by Chris Fleming
10. Indiana: Health Care Reform Amidst Colliding Values
    by Mitchell Roob and Seema Verma

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