Healing the fragmented U.S. healthcare system: bold solutions for systemic problems
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- 9781032885209
- 362.10425 SOW
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362.102854678 DAB Consumer and innovations in e-health services: examples of European countries | 362.1042 AGA Health communication for social justice: a whole person activist approach | 362.1042 LIN Human security in disease and disaster | 362.10425 SOW Healing the fragmented U.S. healthcare system: bold solutions for systemic problems | 362.104257 COX Rural healthcare | 362.104258 DIG The patient centered value system: transforming healthcare through co-design | 362.1068 BAR Leadership in health care |
Table of Contents:
Introduction. 1. Review of Systems: The Construction of the U.S. Healthcare System. 2. Efficiency. 3. Fifty Years of Cost Reductions Increased Costs. 4. Creative Disruptors. 5. Effectiveness. 6. The U.S. Healthcare System Is Out of Date. 7. Health Equity. 8. Social Capital and Social Cohesion. 9. Choices. 10. Healing.
Through a systems perspective, this insightful book challenges the current state of healthcare in the United States, arguing for overarching reforms that would lead ultimately to universal healthcare coverage across the country.
Written by the president of the board of trustees of a rural hospital, the book highlights the chronic issues facing American healthcare today, namely high costs, poor health outcomes, excessive health inequalities, and a lack of trust. It uses systems thinking principles – used in hospitals themselves to improve efficiency, quality, and safety of care – to show how the fragmented system could be transformed by addressing these issues holistically. The book also gives suggestions for rebuilding trust, respect, and mutual cooperation, issues which are also critical in healing the current system.
Grounded in the author’s direct experience in facing the challenges of dealing with a fragmented system in America today, this perceptive book will interest graduate students in healthcare administration, policy, or leadership programs, as well as scholars in these and related fields.
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