- Will the number of drugs in the pipeline increase in the coming years? - 25 votes - open
- Will electronic health records reduce healthcare costs? - 56 votes - open
- Will FDA approvals continue to increase in the coming years? - 76 votes - open
- Will pharmaceutical companies succeed in dealing with challenges faced related to upcoming drug patent expirations? - 44 votes - open
- Was it a good idea for the US Department of Health and Human Services to allow states to choose the essential health benefits? - 34 votes - open
- Were you happy with the final rules CMS released in October regarding the Shared Savings program? - 16 votes - open
- Will the healthcare industry be successful at adapting to the evolving federal and state legislation? - 29 votes - open
- Will health insurance premium increases slow down in the next few years? - 16 votes - open
- Can political influence and legislation lead to a reduction in drug shortages? - 31 votes - open
- Will state-based insurance exchanges be effective at lowering costs, providing transparency, and giving people more options? - 29 votes - open
- Are you encouraged by the government’s recent efforts to crack down on healthcare fraud? - 25 votes - open
- Which of the following physician reimbursement models will be most effective in terms of improving care and controlling costs? - 25 votes - open
- Will the individual mandate remain intact despite several states challenging the requirement in court? - 17 votes - open
- Will the healthcare industry have trouble handling and adapting to Medicaid’s expansion in the next few years? - 25 votes - open
- Is it becoming more difficult for companies to get their drugs approved by the FDA? - 44 votes - open
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