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Care Of The Uninsured In America

Books from same Author: Nancy J. Johnson ,   Lane P. Johnson

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    Author(s)Nancy J. Johnson ,   Lane P. Johnson
    PublisherSpringer-Verlag New York Inc.
    Edition2010 ed.
    ISBN9780387783079
    Pages286
    BindingHardback
    LanguageEnglish
    Publish YearDecember 2009

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    Springer-Verlag New York Inc. Care Of The Uninsured In America by Nancy J. Johnson ,   Lane P. Johnson

    As Dr. CullenS Chapter On Information Technology Points Out What Is Required Is Not Just A New Electronic System That Follows The Patients But A New Language That Creates And Defines A System That Can Appropriately Care For The Patient. What We Design For The Complexities Of Caring For The Medically Underserved Can Serve As Model For Caring For Everyone In This Country. Many Innovative Bold And Wonderful Solutions Have Been Developed As Local/ Regional Models. As Communities And States We Can Learn From And Support Each Other. But The Local Models Are Not By And Large Self-Sustaining. Ultimately So- Tions To The Lack Of Medical Insurance In This Country Will Require A National Persp- Tive And Federal Funding. That Is Part Of The Work We All Must Do And Dr. DalenS Chapter Points Out Some Of The Possibilities And Pitfalls Other Countries Have Experienced. When I Wonder How The System We Have HasnT Already Collapsed From Its Own Weight I Just Need To Look At The People Working Within It. Healthcare Is A Service Industry And We Have Been Blessed With Professionals Who Understand And Live The Concept Of Service In Their Daily Lives Who Go The Extra Mile For The Patient Despite The Vagaries The Barriers And The Sometimes Mean Spiritedness Of The Organi- Tional Infrastructure.