My latest guest post is up at Health Care 4 All PA.  You can read my commentary on the graph at the left at the link below. State Trends in the Uninsured | Health Care 4 ALL PA **Update** My guest posts for Health Care 4 All PA are down temporarily due to site maintenance.  […]

A new version of the Healthcare for all PA education website is up.  This post has been reported on the Incidental Economist as a model for health care blogs. It’s a great source of info on healthcare including the image below on the real sources of high health care costs click the link below for […]

My new post is up on the Healthcare 4 All PA blog dealing with the state’s uninsured and mortality rates at the county level.  The trend is in the expected direction with a few outliers. Dealing with Data Anomalies: Mortality, Income, and the Uninsured in PA | Healthcare 4 All PA Education Fund **Related Posts** […]

My new guest post for Healthcare 4 All PA is UP.  % of Rural population is a variable that needs to be adjusted for.  The plot above shows how the % of diabetics in each county is correlated with the % uninsured after adjusting for the % rural population.  Correlating the Percent of Uninsured with […]

My weekly guest post at Healthcare 4 All PA is up.  I comment further on the dangers of survey sampling and how to report them.  You shouldn’t just use sample size to judge survey estimates.  The Trickiness of Messaging About the Number of Uninsured (Follow Up) | Healthcare 4 All PA Education Fund