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The American way of health
how medicine is changing and what it means to you
by Janice Castro
Published 1994 by Little, Brown in Boston .
Health care reform -- United States,
Medical care, Cost of -- United States,
Medical economics -- United States
Statement Janice Castro.
LC Classifications RA395.A3 C39 1994
Pagination x, 282 p. ;
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In this remarkable book, two of America's best-known journalists use The American way of health book unparalleled access to the major players to examine The System, specifically as it operated during the ferocious battle over the Clinton effort to provide universal health insurance for Americans - and they come to some startling conclusions about America's future/5(13).
A new way to understand our health care system. This book offers x-ray slices of many parts of our complex system, a CT scan that penetrates the workings of all hospitals, doctors offices, health insurance companies, etc.
Economists will love it, but everyone who wants to understand more about American health care should study : $ The best way to learn the basics of health policy in this country is to learn our nation's unique system.
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