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2012 hewitt health care lecture: Highlights

Pioneer's 2012 Hewitt Health Care Lecture enjoyed record attendance, and featured a presentation by Dr. Don Berwick, the US' leading advocate for high-quality health care, and formerly the Administrator of the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services. Dr. Berwick was followed by James Capretta, Fellow at the Ethics and Public Policy Center. This clip covers highlights of the event, including excerpts from Dr. Berwick's presentation. Below, you can view clips of Harvard Medical School Dean Jeffrey Flier's Introductory remarks, Mr. Capretta's presentation, and the Question and Answer session.

2012 hewitt health care lecture: Introduction

Pioneer's 2012 Hewitt Health Care Lecture enjoyed record attendance, and featured a presentation by Dr. Don Berwick, the US' leading advocate for high-quality health care, and formerly the Administrator of the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services. Harvard Medical School Dean Jeffrey Flier delivered introductory remarks, followed by Dr. Berwick, then James Capretta, Fellow at the Ethics and Public Policy Center. This clip focuses on Dean Flier's Introduction.

2012 hewitt health care lecture: James Capretta's Presentation

Pioneer's 2012 Hewitt Health Care Lecture enjoyed record attendance, and featured a presentation by Dr. Don Berwick, the US' leading advocate for high-quality health care, and formerly the Administrator of the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services. Harvard Medical School Dean Jeffrey Flier delivered introductory remarks, followed by Dr. Berwick, then James Capretta, Fellow at the Ethics and Public Policy Center. This clip focuses on James Capretta's presentation.

2012 hewitt health care lecture: Q&A

Pioneer's 2012 Hewitt Health Care Lecture enjoyed record attendance, and featured a presentation by Dr. Don Berwick, the US' leading advocate for high-quality health care, and formerly the Administrator of the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services. Harvard Medical School Dean Jeffrey Flier delivered introductory remarks, followed by Dr. Berwick, then James Capretta, Fellow at the Ethics and Public Policy Center. This clip covers the Question and Answer session, moderated by Tom Scully, Administrator of the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS), from 2001 to 2004.

Author Interview: Dr. Amy Lischko Discusses Fixing the Massachusetts health Exchange

Pioneer recently released Fixing the Massachusetts Health Exchange, an evaluation of the Connector and recommendations for reform. Click the video to watch an interview of the author, Dr. Amy Lischko. She is a Pioneer Senior Fellow and Associate Professor at Tufts University School of Medicine.

2011 hewitt health care lecture

Almost one year since the passage of the federal health overhaul, Pioneer Institute’s 5th annual Hewitt Health Care Lecture at Harvard Medical School featured two of the nation’s preeminent health policy experts: Dr. Douglas Holtz-Eakin, former advisor to McCain for President, and Dr. Jonathan Gruber, advisor to President Obama. The debate, on the budgetary impact of the federal law, was moderated by Charles Baker, Jr., former Massachusetts gubernatorial candidate and ex-CEO of Harvard Pilgrim Health Care. The debate touched on the Cadillac tax on insurance, economic growth, the politics to get a bill passed, and increase in government spending, federal waivers, cost containment, and payment reform among others.

2010 colby hewitt health care lecture

Earlier this spring, Dr. Jeffrey S. Flier, Dean of Harvard Medical School, gave Pioneer Institute?s annual Hewitt Health Care Lecture. Occurring just days after the passage of the massive federal health care law, Dr. Flier gave a provocative talk that outlined his concerns about health care reform over two decades and especially in the new law. Building on his Wall Street Journal opinion pieces that ran previous to the passage of the law, Dr. Flier provided a much-needed wake-up call from the perspective of a top researcher, practitioner and dean of one of arguably the world?s greatest medical school.