 | Paul Starr - 1982 - 532 lapas
...socialization" as young doctors learn to do things the way the plan or the company has them done.72 The rise of a corporate ethos in medical care is already...Those who talked about "health care planning" in the 197os now talk about "health care marketing." Everywhere one sees the growth of a kind of marketing... | |
 | Maggie Mahar - 2009 - 484 lapas
...watershed study, The Social Transformation of American Medicine. Starr ended his book with a warning: "Those who talked about 'health care planning' in the 1 970s now talk about 'health care marketing.' . . . The 'health center' of one era is the 'profit center' of the next . . ." In a final chapter tided... | |
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The rise of a corporate ethos in medical care is already one of the most significant consequences of the changing structure of medical care. It permeates voluntary hospitals, government agencies, and academic thought as well as profit-making medical care... 