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Problems in Paradise – What Does, and What Might, Our Health System Look Like: Part Two
INTRODUCTION In the first part of this series, I briefly outlined the character – the face if you will – of our health system. In this second part, I will touch upon the pre-reform finance of this system and why it … Continue reading
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