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Maybe he can. Experts say potential is there to make real healthcare change, but it won't be easy to achieve.

Jennifer Lubell

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The healthcare industry is wondering if Barack Obama can pull off another stunning achievement: comprehensive reform. And everyone's eager to find out how his policies will affect them. "I think his plans sound reasonable. But until we know how the money flows into the systems or to the insurance agencies ... and how that money flows back to the hospitals, its really hard to say how it will affect us," said Frank Nask, left.

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The healthcare industry is wondering if Barack Obama can pull off another stunning achievement: comprehensive reform. And everyone's eager to find out how his policies will affect them. "I think his plans sound reasonable. But until we know how the money flows into the systems or to the insurance agencies ... and how that money flows back to the hospitals, its really hard to say how it will affect us," said Frank Nask, left.

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The healthcare industry is wondering if Barack Obama can pull off another stunning achievement: comprehensive reform. And everyone's eager to find out how his policies will affect them. "I think his plans sound reasonable. But until we know how the money flows into the systems or to the insurance agencies ... and how that money flows back to the hospitals, its really hard to say how it will affect us," said Frank Nask, left.

Key concepts: Affect (linguistics), Health care, Healthcare industry, Business, Internet privacy, Public relations, Computer science, Psychology

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