Poll results and presentations from the Symposium on Health Care Policy Reform
From running real-time texting polls, to coordinating a live video feed from Washington, the Symposium on Health Care Policy Reform made an impression on the 400 people in attendance.
The results are in from the texting polls during the Symposium on Health Care Policy Reform. Surprisingly, the media has influenced over 30 percent of attendees view’s of health reform, while only 18 percent are very optimistic on the likelihood of health care reform legislation to be enacted.
In addition, we have also made the symposium’s presentations available. Participants have been emailed the password to download files. In the coming weeks, we will also release podcasts of each presentation and panel discussion. Check back frequently or sign up via RSS feed for updates.
Click on slides or audio next to the presenter’s name to download their power point slides and audio recording of their presentation.
Mary Jo Hudson, slides, audio
Jeff Biehl, slides, audio
Panel discussion – Employer perspective, audio
Panel discussion – Provider perspective, audio
Panel discussion – Payor perspective, audio
Jennifer Chubinski, slides, audio
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