“Outcomes-based wellness programs don’t work, so why do them? There is no upside and therefore no argument in favor of poisoning the doctor-patient relationship. “
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“Outcomes-based wellness programs don’t work, so why do them? There is no upside and therefore no argument in favor of poisoning the doctor-patient relationship. “
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Rising prices “chiefly tied to rising prices paid for health services.” Yet health care costs have remained essentially static for the past ten years. It’s the prices that have increased, not the cost of health care. – Bill Rusteberg
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