Changing U.S. health care : a study of four metropolitan areas
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Changing U.S. health care : a study of four metropolitan areas
（Conservation of human resources studies in health policy）
Westview Press, 1993
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Description
The decade of the 1980s promised basic reform in the provision of health care services. There were many proposals for systematic change fueled by the competitive forces that would be unleashed by deregulation. This book assesses the changes that have actually occurred in the US health care system and analyzes the nation's four largest metropolitan centres which, together with their states, account for 74 million people or roughly one third of the nation's population.
Table of Contents
- Health care in the 1980s - overview and focus, Eli Ginzberg
- New York, Howard Berliner
- Chicago, J. Warren Salmon
- Los Angeles, E. Richard Brown and Geraldine Dallek
- Houston, Hardy Loe, Virginia C. Kennedy and Frank I. Moore
- parallels, differences and prospects, Eli Ginzberg.
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