Can we learn anything from health care in the United States?

Anstey, Matthew; Elshaug, Adam G; Russell, Lesley; Wells, Susan

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Can we learn anything from health care in the United States?

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2014

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Anstey, Matthew

Elshaug, Adam G

Russell, Lesley

Wells, Susan

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Australasian Medical Association

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• Some aspects of health care in the United States would be beneficial to Australia and New Zealand, but others should be avoided.• Positive aspects, which should be emulated, include: • health care reform that is focused on the continuum of care an

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Medical Journal of Australia

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10.5694/mja13.11357

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