Posts on public opinion about health reform and how to achieve high-quality, low-cost health care topped the Health Affairs Blog most-read list for October. Additional comment on these and all posts is always welcome.

1. Can Slumping Support For Health Care Reform Be Turned Around?
   by S. Ward Casscells, Hiliary Critchley, Thomas Amoroso, James Tyll, and John Zogby
2. Are Higher-Value Care Models Replicable?
   by Arnold Milstein, Pranav P. Kothari, Rushika Fernandopulle and Theresa Helle
3. High-Quality, Low-Cost Care: An Interview With Gundersen-Lutheran CEO Jeff Thompson
   by John Iglehart and Chris Fleming
4. Creating the Virtual Integrated Delivery System
   by Ken Thorpe and Lydia Ogden
5. Pros And Cons Of A Public Insurance Plan
   by Jane Hiebert-White
6. A Tax That Targets Health Insurance Innovation
   by Alain C. Enthoven
7. The Grandparents Corps: A New Primary Care Model
   by Arthur Garson
8. Dangerous Confusion On Medicare Cost Control
   by Joseph White
9. The Insurance Exchange In Health Reform: Essential Characteristics
   by Elliot Wicks
10. The Accountable Care Organization: Not Ready For Prime Time
    by Jeff Goldsmith

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