The Affordable Care Act: where are we now? An NCCN roundtable.
The Affordable Care Act (ACA) is a transformational event for health care in the United States, with multiple impacts on health care, the economy, and society. Oncologists and other health care providers are already experiencing many changes-direct and indirect, anticipated and unanticipated. A distinguished and diverse panel assembled at the NCCN 19th Annual Conference to discuss the early phase of implementation of the ACA. The roundtable touched on early successes and stumbling blocks; the impact of the ACA on contemporary oncology practice and the new risk pool facing providers, payers, and patients; and some of the current and future challenges that lie ahead for all.
Christian G
CG
Downs
Liz
L
Fowler
Michael
M
Kolodziej
Lee H
LH
Newcomer
Mohammed S
MS
Ogaily
W Thomas
WT
Purcell
John C
JC
Winkelmann
Clifford
C
Goodman
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