The Future of Health Policy

The Future of Health Policy
ISBN-10
067433826X
ISBN-13
9780674338265
Category
Health Services
Pages
276
Language
English
Published
1993
Publisher
Harvard University Press
Author
Victor R. Fuchs

Description

Fuchs (economics, Stanford U.) presents the basic concepts and facts necessary to understand the ongoing debate about health care reform in the US. Any program that benefits society as a whole will inevitable burden certain individuals and groups, he says, and the critical issues are decoupling health care from employment, taming but not destroying technological advances, and coping with the increased costs of an aging population. Annotation copyright by Book News, Inc., Portland, OR

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