HealthCampMN is a periodic forum for open discussion about health care issues. It is a volunteer effort with facilities, refreshments, and speaker fees provided by sponsors.
Our first agenda included panels on patients taking greater control of their health care choices, medical device and other aliment communities using social media, and physician public report cards.
In this blog space we’ll feature the writing of people in the Minnesota Health Care community with a editorial panel determining content. We’ll also share other blogs we find contribute to the dialogue such as the following:
Colleen Mick on Marriage Counseling for health care
Kent Bottles on the health care culture and the bigger picture
Josh Benoff on the relationship between FDA regulations and the ailment communities interaction.
For now, we pose the question, does the US really have a health care problem? Is health care in the US so bad that it needs reform?
