Health Policy Issues

Author: Paul J. Feldstein
Edition: Fifth
Binding: Hardcover
ISBN: 1567934188
Category: Medical

Health Policy Issues: An Economic Perspective

This book will help your students understand the economics underlying the issues and politics of healthcare. Download Health Policy Issues medical books for free.
It presents 36 short, topical chapters that focus on the financing and delivery of medical services. The fifth edition includes updated chapters, figures, and tables as well as a new chapter on comparative effectiveness research and a completely revised chapter on the new Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act of 2010 (ACA). A summary of the ACA is included in the appendix. By reading this book, your students can begin to think critically and clearly about issues involving physicians, nurses, health insurance, Medicare and Medicaid, competition, the increase of medical expenditures, prescription drugs and the pharmaceutical industry, Get Health Policy Issues our bestseller medical books.

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By reading this book, your students can begin to think critically and clearly about issues involving physicians, nurses, health insurance, Medicare and Medicaid, competition, the increase of medical expenditures, prescription drugs and the pharmaceutical industry,

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