One of the really neat things about the New England Journal of Medicine is its wild embrace of the Web 2.0, in all of its media glory. Yes, one may have to have a paid subscription to access the meat of the journal’s content, but a fair amount of its published articles and video archives is made available to all those interested; much of this content — you guessed it — is of the healthcare policy variety. Here‘s an NEJM installment on the future of healthcare delivery in a troubled economy, according to a roundtable of experts.

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