2010•New England Journal of MedicineRequires access

Beyond Repeal — The Future of Health Care Reform

Jonathan B. Oberlander

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Abstract

After the 2010 elections, it is clear that the fight over health care reform is far from over. The reform law confronts burgeoning legislative, administrative, and legal challenges, and the partisan divide on health care is widening.

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After the 2010 elections, it is clear that the fight over health care reform is far from over. The reform law confronts burgeoning legislative, administrative, and legal challenges, and the partisan divide on health care is widening.

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After the 2010 elections, it is clear that the fight over health care reform is far from over. The reform law confronts burgeoning legislative, administrative, and legal challenges, and the partisan divide on health care is widening.

Key concepts: Repeal, Legislature, Health care reform, Medicine, Health care, Health reform, Public administration, Law reform

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