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Tag Archives: emergency care
Immigration and Healthcare: No Talking Points This Election
This week, I will be attending a two-day meeting on immigration and healthcare. It’s not an area that I know a lot about and I am interested in your thoughts on the topic. Presidential candidates are not discussing the issues. … Continue reading
Posted in Access to care, immigration
Tagged access to care, chronic care, elderly, emergency care, privatization
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Confused About What Health Reform Has to Offer: Sept. 23rd Marks One Year with New Patient Protections
You may not love every single bit of health reform coming down the pike, but make no mistake about it: new patient protections that went into effect one year ago had their one-year anniversary Sept. 23. I think health reform, … Continue reading