
|Articles|August 30, 2012
Health Reform Consensus Seen Possible
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A bipartisan approach to health reform is possible, several speakers said here Tuesday at a forum sponsored by the Galen Institute, a conservative think tank.
"The American people know there are real problems in our health sector that need to be fixed, and that really can have bipartisan solutions," said Institute founder and president Grace-Marie Turner. Turner moderated the forum, which occurred in conjunction with the Republican National Convention.
"We really have the opportunity to start that conversation," she said. "If we can begin a new conversation, I think we can re-set this debate."
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Source: MedPage Today
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