Minnesota's Opportunity: Working Together to Transform Health Care

Pawlenty, Tim
Berglin, Linda
Forsythe, Thomas
Humtley, Tom
Levey, Noam
Berrisford, Paul
Black, Garrett
DeCubellis, Jennifer
Nesse, Robert
Thissen, Paul
Bensen, Michelle
Zerwas, Nick
2016-05-03

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Minnesota's Opportunity: Working Together to Transform Health Care

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2016-05-03

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Health care policy has generated intense partisan disagreement over the past 5 years. This program returns to one of the areas of broad collaboration - the transformation of health care delivery and financing that distinguished Minnesota for delivering high quality and low cost. Keynote, former Governor Tim Pawlenty, will focus on the environment and substance of the 2008 Health Care Transformation Task Force followed by panels that explore today's innovations by leading medical providers and health systems, and a discussion with legislative leaders of the path for reclaiming Minnesota's commitment to innovation and the transformation to better health for all Minnesotans.

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Center for the Study of Politics and Governance, Humphrey School of Public Affairs, UMN

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Pawlenty, Tim; Berglin, Linda; Forsythe, Thomas; Humtley, Tom; Levey, Noam; Berrisford, Paul; Black, Garrett; DeCubellis, Jennifer; Nesse, Robert; Thissen, Paul; Bensen, Michelle; Zerwas, Nick. (2016). Minnesota's Opportunity: Working Together to Transform Health Care. Retrieved from the University Digital Conservancy, https://hdl.handle.net/11299/194113.

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