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Major Features of Quality and Efficiency Bills and Impact on Health System Performance Strengthen Medicare Rx drug coverage Reform Medicare payment Increase trans-parency Increase use of HIT Ensure patient safety Reform medical liability Eliminate disparities Long, healthy, and productive lives X Quality Right care Coordinated care Safe care Patient-centered care Access Efficiency Equity Capacity to improve and innovate Source: K. Davis, S. R. Collins, and J. L. Kriss, An Analysis of Leading Congressional Health Care Bills, 2005-2007: Part II, Quality and Efficiency, The Commonwealth Fund, July 2007