I think that the belief that significant flexibilities or block grants or per capita caps would automatically mean less delivery of care ignores that economists on the right and left center of the aisle believe there's significant opportunities for efficiency in health care.
Collins discusses misconceptions about healthcare funding efficiency and the potential for cost savings.
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I would also urge the committee to engage with USAID on how the child and maternal survival coordinator position can be strengthened rather than eliminated.
New York State is diverting about 40 percent of that money to the general fund to be wasted in Albany.
This isn't a time to be polite or nice or let's do better tomorrow. No, this is an abject failure.
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