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Metrics That Matter: Can Transparency Fix the Health Care System?

AGoogle search for the phrase “health care reform” yields 3.36 million links. There are 54 million links for “health care errors.” Although it is reasonably clear that the health care system is perceived to be in crisis, there is still no consensus on how to address its myriad problems. Despite speculation that health care reform would become a critical issue in the 2008 general election, thus far the presidential candidates have been cautious in addressing the issue beyond vague promises to cover the uninsured. Their reluctance is understandable, given the firestorm of criticism that erupted when health care reform was attempted in the first Clinton administration.