Health and health care : policies in perspective / Anne Ramsay Somers and Herman M. Somers
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TextPublication details: Maryland Heights, Missouri : Aspen Systems Corporation, c1977Description: xvii, 516 pages ; 24 cmISBN: - 912862459
- RA 395 .S66 1977
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
Prologue. Medical science: the sorcerer's apprentice? -- Part I. The principal actors and some of their problems -- Part II. Assuring access: central aim of public policy during the 1950s and 1960s -- Part III. Inflation, frustration, and the search for new policies -- Part IV. A proposed framework for health and health care policies -- Epilogue. Health care, technology, and the political system: The sorcerer's apprentice revisited -- Appendix -- Index.
The spectacular development of health care during the past quarter century into one of the nation's largest and most pervasive industries has made it a major arena of public policy controversy.
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