What would life be without unintended consequences?
by Lola Butcher
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Daniel Francis wrote @ September 3rd, 2008 at 1:30 pm
This is compelling information As the healthcare industry talks amongst themselves, as opposed to accessing how other complex industries have standardized, the not so defined healthcare system is declining. Mr. Ginsburgs answers exemplify this. We need to focus on the motivator, money, and find ways to offer incentives to both the provider and consumer. I believe the private sector has the answers, and it is not a single payer system. We need to reattach the payor roll to the consuner so the providers are dealing with the paying customer directly.
It is difficult to see giant healthcare organizations have conferences and highly publicized meetings of the so called “stakeholders”, all the while never representing me and you, the consumers, who seem to me to be the real stakeholder in the issue.
There are answers on the way from my company as well as others that will redefine healthcare as we expirence it today.
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