Thursday, September 24, 2009

By Kofi Bentil, Bright B. Simons & Franklin Cudjoe

There is much that can be done to put the fundamental notion of universal access to health through better risk management on a surer footing by, for instance, more skillfully aligning the incentives of the key participants in the scheme, and ensuring that those who can contribute more to its financial sustainability do so.  At least this is at the heart of the raging health care debate in the United States today.