Abstract
Too many physicians are being trained as specialists and not enough as generalists. As a result, the nation's health care system emphasizes high-cost, high-technology medicine at the expense of basic and preventive care.
摘要
太多医生接受的是专科培训，而接受全科培训的医生不足。结果，国家的医疗保健系统强调高成本、高科技医学，却牺牲了基础和预防保健。
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