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Policy Challenges in Modern Health Care
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This book lays a foundation for more creative and effective policymaking."-Stephen M. Shortell, Dean, School of Public Health and Blue Cross of California Distinguished Professor of Health Policy and Management, University of California, BerkeleyHealth care delivery in the United States is an enormously complex and expensive enterprise that involves a host of competing interests. While arguably the nation offers the most technologically advanced medical care in the world, the American system consistently underperforms relative to its resources. Gaps in financing and service delivery pose major barriers to improving health, reducing disparities, achieving universal insurance co Get Policy Challenges in Modern Health Care our bestseller medical books.

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This book lays a foundation for more creative and effective policymaking."-Stephen M. Shortell, Dean, School of Public Health and Blue Cross of California Distinguished Professor of Health Policy and Management, University of California, BerkeleyHealth care delivery in the United States is an enormously complex and expensive enterprise that involves a host of competing interests. While arguably the nation offers the most technologically advanced medical care in the world, the American system consistently underperforms relative to its resources his book lays a foundation for more creative and effective policymaking."-Stephen M. Shortell, Dean, School of Public Health and Blue Cross of California Distinguished Professor of Health Policy and Management, University of California, BerkeleyHealth care delivery in the United States is an enormously complex and expensive enterprise that involves a host of competing interests. While arguably the nation offers the most technologically advanced medical care in the world, the American system consistently underperforms relative to its resources. Gaps in financing and service delivery pose major barriers to improving health, reducing disparities, achieving universal insurance co
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