Title: Consumer directed health care
Description: "With three decades of experience in a variety of health care, pharmaceutical, and biotechnology firms, health care consultant Kim Slocum applies a uniquely broad viewpoint to the U.S. health care crisis. He discusses how the system has evolved and debunks various myths that continue to persist. Exploring potential solutions, he balances many diverse and conflicting factors, including the movement to make health care more patient-centered and the growing trend to transfer significant portions of financial risk to patients via high deductibles. Slocum closes the book by discussing what a successful consumer-directed system might look like and what steps would be required to make it happen."--book jacket.
Subjects: Consumer-driven health care, Health Policy, Patient Care, Community Participation, Health Care Costs, Economics, Health Insurance, Medical care, united states, Delivery of Health Care, Consumer Health Information
Places: United States