C. Stephen Redhead
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This report discusses health care reform, which was at the top of the domestic policy agenda for the 111th Congress, driven by concerns about the growing ranks of the uninsured and the unsustainable growth in spending on health care and health insurance.
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This report discusses health care reform, which was at the top of the domestic policy agenda for the 111th Congress, driven by concerns about the growing ranks of the uninsured and the unsustainable growth in spending on health care and health insurance.
Key concepts: Health care, Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, Business, Quality (philosophy), Workforce, Public health, Health insurance, Health care reform