Bleeding the patient
Date: Wednesday, September 12 @ 15:15:08 EEST
Topic: Resources

David Himmelstein M.D., Steffie Woolhandler M.D., M.P.H.
Ida Hellander M.D.


Bleeding the patient
The Consequences of Corporate Health Care



ISBN 1-56751-206-2 (cloth) ISBN 1-56751-207-0 (pbk)
Common Courage Press 2001



Contents

Introduction: The Failure of �Free Market� Healthcare

1. Rich Country, Poor Care

2. Increasing Inequality: The Rich Get Richer, the Poor Get Sick

3. The Inefficiencies of Private Healthcare: Rationing in the Midst of Plenty

4.Profit-Driven Managed Care: The Disease, Not the Cure

5. Medicare HMOs: Tax-Funded Profiteering

6. The HMO Scam: Rich Investors, Poor Care

7. Corporate Care: Inferior Quality, Inflated Prices

8. Thinking Clearly on Drugs: Pharmaceutical Profiteering

9.Solutions are at Hand: Other Nations Do Better

10. Northern Light: Canada�s Experience with National Health Insurance

11. A National Health Program and American Culture: Do They Mesh?

12. A National Health Program for the United States




This article comes from International Association of Health Policy
https://www.healthp.org/

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