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This book surely fits in with my philosophy on where healthcare is heading but more importantly how we can get it back

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Slightly biased as the author owns a company intent on dominating the information exchange

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The book is an easy read a narrative in 4 parts written in colloquial language with personal anecdotes

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Analysis by expert radiologists or dermatologists via internet … must travel to another state for expert services care organizations ownership can dictate type of treatment e

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Payment for blood dialysis and administration of epo an amgen drug continued courtesy of big lobbying medical infomatics payment scheme broken … payment for doing it but without meaningful metrics to drive efficiencyii disruption inefficient “big” academic hospital hierarchy food chain … supporting community hospitals and clinics … clearly a role for “big” hospitals but role is solving complex cases doing things others cannot do not everything disruption by 1 stop shops e

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However it is hard to see solutions becoming a reality in a politically polarized world

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The left staunchly defends the dysfunctional system configured by the affordable healthcare act that preserves everyone’s place at the trough and enriches the insurance companies

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Constructive change appears impossible given an electoral system with legislators who are eager and willing pawns of special interests with