Episode Synopsis "1.9 Congress and Surprise Billing"

How does the legislative process change the face of health policy and impact health outcomes? Profs Greer and Jarman discuss Congressional attempts to restrict surprise billing,  a potentially bipartisan act with surprisingly fraught politics.Interested in learning more about our research? Find work from the HMP Governance Lab at www.hmpgovernancelab.org and on Twitter @HMPgovlab.Music: 'Blippy Trance' by Kevin MacLeod

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