Much of the health care reform debate now will be negative campaigning.  All the other various reform groups will be focused on their ads and negative press, but CodeBlueNow! and a few other groups are bringing new possibility to the table.

Or country has had enough negativity – it’s time we rally around a fresh vision and take health care out of a partisan political fight. We are working on a health care platform for the people, a template we can then present to Congress. Another group is doing things in a positive way, also.

Faithful Reform in Health Care is trying to raise 100,000 voices to bring compassion, value and vision to health care.  Click here to support their campaign.

Faithful Reform, like CodeBlueNow! is a national, nonpartisan, 501(c)3.

A friend forwarded this column to us about the French Health Care System by Mary Cline.  We have three more installments coming from Anne Kinzel on French health care, so please stay tuned.  After that I will be doing a series on how other countries handle health care and its cost. 

I noticed Cline’s doctor to patient ratio is different from Anne’s.  We will double check the data and report back.  One of the questions I have is who pays for medical education in these other countries and if there are significant differences in income for primary care and specialty care providers. 

Please follow this link to read Cline's article

Cheers and more later.  Kathleen