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Introductory Section

Stakeholder Scenarios Summary
  1. Bob Martin, United Auto Worker member
  2. Max Anderson, Vietnam Veteran
  3. Sarah Robbins, Chief Financial Officer
  4. Christy Greg, self-employed graphic artist
  5. Dr. Martha Middleton, Family Physician
  6. Ernie Smith, independent insurance agent
  7. Joyce Holmes, insurance claims department manager
  8. Josh Holmes, graduate student
  9. Andrew Vitale, retiree on Medicare
  10. Representative James Timmons, (R-WA) Congressman
  11. Emily Webb, Single uninsured mother

Study Circle Three

Discussion Guide: Current Systems • Current Proposals

Preparatory Materials - Study Circle Three

Health Care Options at a Glance - YES! Magazine

Hillary Clinton’s Plan

John McCain’s Plan

Barack Obama's Plan

Proposals for Comprehensive Health Care Reform at the Federal Level

Physicians For A National Health Program Plan

Common Arguments In Favor Of Establishing Universal Health Care

Common Arguments Against Establishing Universal Health Care

Digging In the Right Place


Study Circle Four

Discussion Guide: What Do We Want? How Can We Get There?

Preparatory Materials - Study Circle Four

Allocate The Federal Budget

The Dot Game Exercise

Health Care Systems - The Four Basic Models

Form: Our Five Top Priorities for the U.S. Health Care System



Study Circle Five

Discussion Guide: Barriers to Reform • Reasons for Hope

Preparatory Materials - Study Circle Five

Allocate The Federal Budget

Paying More But Getting Less, by Tom Daschle

The Logic of the Health Care Debate

How We Talk about Health Care

What Do Voters Want?

What Do Doctors Want?


Study Circle Six

Discussion Guide: Understanding Change • Making It Happen

Preparatory Materials - Study Circle Six

Form: Top FIVE Goals and Solutions for the U.S. Health Care System

An Introduction to the Overton Window of Political Possibilities

The Overton Window - Graphic

Health Care Perspectives In Brief

Starting Positive Conversations

The Six Principles of a Healthy Democracy

Making a Difference

Contact And Interest Form


Resources

Health Care Glossary

Survey - Our Health Care System

Videos On Health Care to Watch Online

Sample Readings to Open a Session