Healthcare professionals are unable to do the work they're trained to do because they are impeded by regulations.

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September 24, 2020

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Jeffrey A. Singer Tesifies Before the Joint Economic Committee ([link removed] )

Jeffrey A. Singer gave virtual testimony to the Joint Economic Committee ([link removed] ) , along with physician and public health expert Ashish Jha, and economists Austan Goolsbee and Adam Michel.

- "The Economic Impact of America's Failure to Contain the Coronavirus" ([link removed] )

By Jeffrey A. Singer

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Regulation Prevents Nurses from Responding to Health Crises ([link removed] )

The COVID-19 pandemic has highlighted how regulation of health care professionals impairs the health care sector’s ability to adapt to public health emergencies. Policymakers should forswear such restrictions on the nursing workforce both now, and after the pandemic ends.

- Remove Barriers that Prevent Nurses from Addressing Public and Private Health Crises ([link removed] )

By Michael F. Cannon

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