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E-mail Print “Ranking Health Care in the States: What Matters?”
Health Policy Prescriptions
By: John R. Graham
7.10.2007

• In the past two years, a number of organizations have ranked states according to various health measurements.

• PRI’s Index of Health Ownership is unique in that it counts government intrusion as a drawback to good health care, whereas other measurements always count it as a benefit.

• Claims that “access” to health care – often caused by greater government intrusion – leads to higher quality health care rest on shaky ground.

• Much more research is needed to understand the ppropriate role of state governments in controlling citizens’ use of health services.

 

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