Ethics the Age of Health Care Reform.
A reprint of the article "Ethics the Age of Health Care Reform," by Sister Rosemary Donley, which appeared in the January-February 1993 issue of the "Nursing Economics" is presented. It discusses four models to reform American health care. Proponents of the models seek to answer concerns on primary...
| Publicado en: | Humanities & The Health Sciences: A Collaborative Project For Faculty Development & Curricular Revision: A Puerto Rican Experience pp. 145 - 156 |
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Digitalia Publishing Corp.
2001
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| Sumario: | A reprint of the article "Ethics the Age of Health Care Reform," by Sister Rosemary Donley, which appeared in the January-February 1993 issue of the "Nursing Economics" is presented. It discusses four models to reform American health care. Proponents of the models seek to answer concerns on primary care, affordable care, accessible care and value-oriented care. The author asserts that religious and spiritual values should form the foundational components of health care reform. |
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