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Introduction: the strengths and weaknesses of US health care -- How money moves -- Paying for health care: health insurance and access to health care -- Paying health care providers: health equity -- Medical ethics and rationing of health care -- How health care is organized I: primary, secondary, and tertiary care -- How health care is organized II: health care delivery systems -- The health care workforce and the education of health professionals -- Long-term care -- Painful versus painless cost control -- Mechanisms for controlling costs -- Quality of health care -- Population health and disease prevention -- Health care in four nations -- Health care reform and national health insurance -- The business of US health care -- Conclusion: tensions and challenges -- Questions to assess understanding.
Thomas Bodenheimer, Kevin Grumbach, Rachel Willard-Grace.
National Health Insurance, United States