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Confronting COVID Constraints: How Certificate of Need laws stifle innovation, increase costs, and reduce quality in healthcare
/0 Comments/in COVID Health, COVID Podcasts, Featured, Healthcare, Podcast Hubwonk /by Editorial StaffJoin Joe Selvaggi and co-host Josh Archambault, Pioneer Institute’s Senior Fellow in Healthcare, as they talk with Institute for Justice’s Jaimie Cavanaugh about the effects of Certificate of Need laws on the healthcare system.
Executive branch overreach, blanket orders having harmful effects
/0 Comments/in Better Government, COVID Transparency, Featured, News, Oped: Better Government, Oped: Transparency, Opeds, rCOVID /by Jim StergiosAt the outset of the pandemic, limited knowledge and the need to mitigate risk understandably led to political overreach. At this point in the disaster response, though, we are far better at distinguishing fact from fiction and policies that have worked from those that have not.
Study: Growing Drug Rebates Hurt Both Consumers and Healthcare System
/in Featured, Healthcare, Press Releases: Health Care, Press Releases: Life Sciences /by Editorial StaffEver-larger rebates are distorting the market for branded drugs and producing outcomes that often benefit neither consumers nor the healthcare system, according to a new study published by Pioneer Institute.
“Music is liquid architecture” – 15 Resources for K-12 Education
/0 Comments/in Academic Standards, Blog: Education, COVID Education, COVID education resources, Featured, Jamie Gass, News /by Jamie GassIn Pioneer’s ongoing series of blogs on curricular resources for parents, families, and teachers during COVID-19, this entry focuses on introducing K-12 schoolchildren to timeless music.
When ignorance and violence are permitted to trump justice
/0 Comments/in Civil Rights Education, Oped: Education, Oped: US History, US History /by Jamie GassThis week marks the 65th anniversary of the murder of Emmett Till, a 14-year old black boy from Chicago who was killed by two white Mississippians for whistling in the presence of a white woman.