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<abstract>Unrelenting growth in health care spending has put pressure on
policymakers to seek health care system reforms. The stress comes
partly from a wide gap in expectations between what health care  
Americans want and what the nation can afford and sustain. GAO&apos;s 
Health Care Forum was held on January 13, 2004, to find ways to  
elevate the nation&apos;s understanding of health care cost, access,  
and quality challenges. Forum attendees included a select group  
of experts, business leaders, and public officials. The forum&apos;s  
plenary speakers discussed issues associated with health care	 
costs and value, including spending drivers, long-term		 
affordability, and the effect of differences across the country  
in medical practices. Participants in breakout sessions led by	 
the forum&apos;s faculty of experts deliberated on the merits of the  
various health care reform strategies, including focusing on	 
consumer cost sensitivity, targeting high-cost patients, reducing
unwarranted variation in medical practices, and managing	 
technology to control spending growth. GAO has developed a series
of questions to evaluate all health care reform proposals, based 
in part, on the results of this forum.</abstract>
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