Harvard's Robert Kaplan, UofU Working to Solve Health Care Cost Crisis

No one can argue that the amount of money the U.S. spends on health care ($2.8 trillion a year) is inefficient and unsustainable. But what's the solution?

Some of the brightest minds from Harvard Business School and University of Utah Health Care have teamed up in an ambitious partnership designed to tackle one of the most important issues of our day—the health care cost crisis in America. Both organizations believe that the first step toward any meaningful solution is to figure out what until now has been shrouded in mystery—exactly how much it costs to deliver patient care and how those costs affect outcomes.

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