 | Paul Starr - 1982 - 532 lapas
...counted on to oppose any national health program that might threaten to end private reimbursement. The corporate health services industry will also represent...are not interested in treating those who cannot pay. The voluntary hospital may not treat the poor the same as the rich, but they do treat them and often... | |
 | Paul Jesilow, Henry N. Pontell, Gilbert Geis - 2023 - 268 lapas
...may end up depriving both public doctors and local voluntary hospitals of their traditional autonomy. A corporate sector in health care is also likely to...are not interested in treating those who cannot pay. The voluntary hospital may not treat the poor the same as the rich, but they do treat them and often... | |
 | Peter McDonald - 2004 - 228 lapas
...Transformation of American Medicine Introduction, p. 447, Paul Starr. Basic Books, New York (1982) A corporate sector in health care is also likely to...are not interested in treating those who cannot pay. The voluntary hospital may not treat the poor the same as the rich, but they do treat them and often... | |
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The corporate health services industry will also represent a powerful new force resisting public accountability and participation. A corporate sector in health care is also likely to aggravate inequalities in access to health care. Profit-making enterprises... 