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In Delivering Care, More Isn't Always Better, Experts Say
A dirty word in health-care reform is "rationing," a term that conjures up the image of faceless government bureaucrats denying lifesaving therapies in the name of cutting costs.
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By Ceci Connolly
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In Delivering Care, More Isn't Always Better, Experts Say
A dirty word in health-care reform is "rationing," a term that conjures up the image of faceless government bureaucrats denying lifesaving therapies in the name of cutting costs.-
By Ceci Connolly