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David B. Kendall

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David B. Kendall is a Senior Fellow for Health and Fiscal Policy. He works on ways to lower health care costs, reduce the federal deficit, reform federal retirement programs, and ensure the success of health care reform. He has spearheaded a variety of Third Way projects including a deficit reduction plan for the "Super Committee," a taxpayer receipt, and the benefits of health care reform. 

Prior to joining Third Way, he served as Senior Fellow for Health Policy at the Progressive Policy Institute. A Capitol Hill veteran, Mr. Kendall served for seven years on the staff of Representative Michael A. Andrews where he held several positions including legislative director and senior policy director. In 1993, he served on the President's Task Force on National Health Care Reform. In 1986, Mr. Kendall was a legislative assistant to Representative James R. Jones, former chairman of the Budget Committee. He attended the University of Chicago as an undergraduate. 

He has written and commented on health and fiscal issues in a variety of media outlets including The Washington Post, The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, NPR's All Things Considered, National Journal, Fox News, ABC News, The Huffington Post, Politico, The Hill, Roll Call, Democracy Journal, Health Affairs, Kaiser Health News, and C-Span. He has testified before Congress several times.

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  • Home
  • About HRBA
    • HRBA Overview
    • Advisory Board >
      • William Yasnoff
      • Marion Ball
      • David Bennett
      • Mark Branning
      • Robert Brown
      • James T. Canedy
      • Camille Casteel
      • Ann Cavoukian
      • David Challoner
      • Jack Dillenberg
      • B. P. Fulmer
      • Ernst Hafen
      • Edmund Haislmeier
      • Richard Hodge
      • John Hoff
      • David B. Kendall
      • Mayor W.J. "Jim" Lane
      • Tom Leary
      • Richard Marks
      • Denni McColm
      • Bill Montgomery
      • Sherman J. Muller
      • Dave Roberts
      • Fran Roberts
      • Amnon Shabo
      • Edward H. Shortliffe
      • John Shufeldt
      • Latanya Sweeney
      • Manfred Sternberg
      • Peter Szolovits
      • Brad Tritle
    • Patient and Family Advisory Council
    • HRBA Officers
    • Contact Us
  • Resources
    • HRBA Overview Video
    • HRBs Add value to HIEs
    • HRB Building Blocks
    • HRB Scenarios
    • HRB FAQs
    • HRBA White Papers
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    • HRBA Principles
    • Legislative Principles
    • Patient Privacy Principles
    • Pertinent Regulations >
      • 2014 EHR Certification
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