Sick & tired. Reinventing the public health care system may be its only hope for survival.
As the public health care system continues to slide, the poor are looking elsewhere for care. Is there still a way to help them without endangering the entire system? Those on the front lines say yes--well, at least maybe--if steps are taken now. Fresh ideas, new partnerships--everything is up for grabs in today's turbulent times.
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