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EPISODE · Feb 17, 2010 · 57 MIN

Obamarama & the audacity of evidence for health reform in the United States

from Medicine And Life Science (ANU Podcasts) · host Dr Andrew Bazemore

Since President Barrack Obama took office early this year, Congress has proposed bold actions to address the ailing United States health care system. In a system that spends $2.4 trillion each year on health care with some of the worst outcomes in the western world, there is enthusiasm to revitalise primary care. Dr Andrew Bazemore, of the Robert Graham Center in Washington DC, will talk about health reform in the US and the renewed role for evidence-based policy making.

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