Our favorite health care economist hosts this week’s edition of HWR, in his usual organized style. Jason’s introduced a new idea – post of the week.
See if you agree…

Not snow, nor wind, nor dark of night, nor being at the Aspen Health Institute has prevented Jane Hiebert-White from hosting this biweek’s edition of Health Wonk Review.
And the furor over Bush’s veto of S-CHIP makes for some heated posting.

Today, we’re leading with a quote from W, from a talk in DC October 28, 2003 …”As you know, these are open forums, you’re able to come and listen to what I have to say…”
That’s not what we do here at HWR

Continue reading HWR – the back to school edition

Well, we screwed up, but our mistake is your delight.
Many thanks to Dr Bob at The Doctor Is In. We mistakenly directed Blog Carnival posts to his blog instead of the similarly named host of today’s issue, The Doctor Weighs In.
The good Doctor kindly took the initiative to make a posting today so we have double the HWR coverage. Our thanks to Dr. Bob for being on the ball! His blog is quite interesting – go check it out!

Brian Klepper’s the host of this biweek’s edition of HWR; his writing is terrific, especially when he opines on the posts.
And the selection of posts is provocative…

The latest edition of Health Wonk Review is up at Medical Humanities. Get out your dictionary, you’re going to need it!

The brains behind Health Wonk Review reside in Julie Ferguson’s noggin; and this fortnight’s edition resides at Workers Comp Insider.
While lots of folks have been taking vacation, not so with the various and sundry contributors to HWR!

If you haven’t been reading Health Wonk Review of late, the latest edition shows what you’re missing. Bob Laszewski’s selections show just how far the health policy blog world has progressed in the last 18 months.

Richard Eskow at the Sentinel Effect must’ov been up most of the night writing the latest Carnival of Risk. Enjoy the fruits of his labors!

Jay at Colorado Health Insurance Insider hosts this fortnight’s edition of HWR. Jay leads with Sicko-related posts, and does an admirable job.