Competitive approach may ease problems in delivery system.
作者信息
Malcolm J, Ellwood P M
出版信息
Hospitals. 1979 Aug 16;53(16):66-9.
PMID:457061
Abstract
Experts believe that the absence of effective market forces in the health care field removes incentives for efficiency from both providers and consumers of health care/In today's climate, the authors say, it may be that competition, not regulation, may help solve our current problems.
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