Doing their part for reform. Many of the Top 25 Women in Healthcare are on the front lines of reform as policymakers work to restructure our healthcare system.
Rebecca Vesely
Abstract
Rebecca Vesely
Abstract
The Top 25 Women in Healthcare followed a variety of paths to prominence, but many share this: They're among those working hard to reform our fractured system and covering the uninsured. "It's not just about coverage," says Mary Grealy of the Healthcare Leadership Council, left. "It's as much about reforming the system. There's a lot of bipartisanship around these ideas".
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The Top 25 Women in Healthcare followed a variety of paths to prominence, but many share this: They're among those working hard to reform our fractured system and covering the uninsured. "It's not just about coverage," says Mary Grealy of the Healthcare Leadership Council, left. "It's as much about reforming the system. There's a lot of bipartisanship around these ideas".
Key concepts: Restructuring, Healthcare system, Health care, Work (physics), Variety (cybernetics), Front (military), Health care reform, Public healthcare