A report from the American Council on Competitiveness notes: "there has been some recent progress in the digital health sector, which aims to better integrate information and software technologies into all aspects of healthcare." The report also concludes that: "the U.S. has rather poor health outcomes relative to other developed countries and stands out as having exceptionally low healthcare productivity when measuring outcomes against spending." Briefly discuss the evidence for and against the U.S. health care sector having exceptionally low health care productivity when comparing outcomes to spending. Source: Jonathan Rothwell, "No Recovery: An Analysis of Long-Term U.S. Productivity Decline," U.S. Council on Competitiveness, 2016, pp. 54 and 76. Compared to other high-income countries, such as Canada, Japan, and the United Kingdom, the United States has higher health care productivity in that it has but has lower health care productivity in that it has