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Grundzüge des amerikanischen Gesundheitswesens

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Im Folgenden sollen die wesentlichen Grundzüge des hoch komplexen amerikanischen Gesundheitswesens aufgezeigt werden (vgl. Kovner et al. 2005; Haase 2005, Anderson et al. 2003; Hsiao 2002; Huber/Orosz 2003; Bodenheimer/Grumbach 2002; Glied 1997; Brown 1994; Zelman 1996; Dranove 2000; Katz 2006). Im Zentrum der Betrachtung stehen dabei die Charakteristika der Leistungsfinanzierer.

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(2007). Grundzüge des amerikanischen Gesundheitswesens. In: Managed Care. Gabler. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-8349-9371-7_2

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