Education policy is health policy

Article Abstract:

The relationship between access to health care and education is analyzed. Increased education was found to be helpful in improving adult health and better health intergenerational transmission. The importance of the health and education relationship in creating policies is discussed.

EDUCATIONAL SERVICES, Education, Administration of Education Programs, Education Programs, Health aspects, Column, Education and state, Education policy, Educational aspects

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Money and mandates: relative effects of key policy levels in expanding health insurance coverage to all Americans

Article Abstract:

The strategies to be followed by United States policy makers and employers to achieve universal health coverage are presented.

Public affairs, Economic aspects, Political activity, Political aspects, Medically uninsured persons, Health care reform, Universal life insurance

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Common ground and common values

Article Abstract:

The need for standardization in framing America's health care policy is discussed.

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