It strikes me that the problem here is that in order to achieve those large reductions, a considerable amount of executive management, of experimentation, of flexible and dynamic regulatory activity going forward is going to be necessary.
Whitehouse highlights the need for management and regulation to achieve health care cost reductions.
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