As part of the gateway page, the Foundation unveiled some new resources:
+ An interactive tool for comparing major health care reform proposals, including President Obama’s Principles for Health Reform and congressional proposals from Senator Baucus, the Senate Finance Committee, Senators Wyden and Bennett, and Representatives Conyers, Dingell, and Stark. The side-by-side allows users to choose which proposals and characteristics to compare, including coverage, cost containment and financing. The side-by-side will be regularly updated to reflect changes in the proposals and to incorporate major new proposals.
+ A new, interactive Web-based timeline that chronicles key events and noteworthy activities in health reform from the early 1900s through today.
+ A series of Explaining Health Care Reform Briefs providing an overview of key topics and concepts being discussed in health reform efforts. The initial three Briefs explore “what is health insurance”, “what is an employer pay or play requirement”, and “what are health insurance exchanges”.
+ A glossary providing simple, straightforward definitions of key terms to assist in understanding the concepts included in health reform proposals.
Source: KFF
Hat Tip: S.B.
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