-transparent.png){kind=logo}
A policy for universal health care in the United States has been proposed by leading health planners. All citizens of the United States should be entitled to basic health care of adequate quality. Basic care should include physicians, hospitals, and clinic services, emergency and preventive care, and certain other treatments and services. Key to this practical health care policy is the method by which it will be financed. This policy combines several widely discussed financial methods such as Medical Individual Retirement Accounts, catastrophic health insurance, and the combination of what is now known as Medicare and Medicaid into one umbrella package. Active competition within the health care delivery system is essential. To prepare the health care consumer for this competitive environment, an active marketing program by providers, corporations, and all levels of government is basic. For such a policy to be implemented, it must be marketed to the legislature, professional organizations within the health and insurance fields, to educators and to the public.
R L Goldman, and
W Barker, and
Z Clark, and
J A Fadusko, and
G George, and
S E Held, and
J E Holes, and
S E Merrick, and
C E Peterson, and
I D Premoe
November 1989,
Southern medical journal,
R L Goldman, and
W Barker, and
Z Clark, and
J A Fadusko, and
G George, and
S E Held, and
J E Holes, and
S E Merrick, and
C E Peterson, and
I D Premoe
January 1987,
Comparative politics,
R L Goldman, and
W Barker, and
Z Clark, and
J A Fadusko, and
G George, and
S E Held, and
J E Holes, and
S E Merrick, and
C E Peterson, and
I D Premoe
November 2020,
Clinical journal of the American Society of Nephrology : CJASN,
R L Goldman, and
W Barker, and
Z Clark, and
J A Fadusko, and
G George, and
S E Held, and
J E Holes, and
S E Merrick, and
C E Peterson, and
I D Premoe
September 1997,
American journal of respiratory and critical care medicine,
R L Goldman, and
W Barker, and
Z Clark, and
J A Fadusko, and
G George, and
S E Held, and
J E Holes, and
S E Merrick, and
C E Peterson, and
I D Premoe
April 1986,
The Journal of the Oklahoma State Medical Association,
R L Goldman, and
W Barker, and
Z Clark, and
J A Fadusko, and
G George, and
S E Held, and
J E Holes, and
S E Merrick, and
C E Peterson, and
I D Premoe
March 2002,
The Journal of legal medicine,
R L Goldman, and
W Barker, and
Z Clark, and
J A Fadusko, and
G George, and
S E Held, and
J E Holes, and
S E Merrick, and
C E Peterson, and
I D Premoe
June 1988,
The Nursing clinics of North America,
R L Goldman, and
W Barker, and
Z Clark, and
J A Fadusko, and
G George, and
S E Held, and
J E Holes, and
S E Merrick, and
C E Peterson, and
I D Premoe
January 2004,
Archives of pediatrics & adolescent medicine,
R L Goldman, and
W Barker, and
Z Clark, and
J A Fadusko, and
G George, and
S E Held, and
J E Holes, and
S E Merrick, and
C E Peterson, and
I D Premoe
October 2004,
Clinical therapeutics,
R L Goldman, and
W Barker, and
Z Clark, and
J A Fadusko, and
G George, and
S E Held, and
J E Holes, and
S E Merrick, and
C E Peterson, and
I D Premoe
June 1973,
California medicine,
