Politics and a pragmatic paradigm for health reform
Daschle, T.
Healthcare Financial Management Journal of the Healthcare Financial Management Association 61(11): 92
2007
ISSN/ISBN: 0735-0732 PMID: 18018792 Document Number: 611114
A pragmatic paradigm for healthcare reform is needed, including concessions, new models, and positive leadership.
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