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HealthLeaders magazine, November 13, 2009

As politicians debated healthcare reform proposals, Thomson Reuters surveyed Americans as part of its PULSE™ Healthcare Survey.* Overall, folks are pretty satisfied with the coverage they now have, and they are dubious about the role of government in the process and whether reform will lower costs or improve care. The results do vary based on certain demographic factors, suggesting a difficult challenge for legislators seeking middle ground. * Thomson Reuters PULSE™ Healthcare Survey analysis is based on a telephone survey of 3,007 households conducted July 28 to Aug. 9.