The Health Reform Monitoring Survey (HRMS) from the Urban Institute is an Internet-based survey of the nonelderly population that monitors the effects of the Affordable Care Act before data from federal government surveys are available. With funding from the institute and the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, the site includes survey data on such topics as Medicare for all, a public option for health insurance, the effect of Medicaid work requirements and support for proposals to reduce premium growth.
Council for Informed Drug-Spending Analysis is an independent, nonpartisan group of academic experts who analyze drug-spending policies without influence from pharmaceutical companies. Funded by the nonprofit and nonpartisan West Health Policy Center, the council uses a standard set of questions to gauge experts’ opinion on drug-spending policy options.