Bargaining with Hippocrates: managed care and the doctor-patient relationship.
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- University of Louisville United States
- University of South Carolina United States
Legislation, Medical, Coercion, Federal Government, Disclosure, medicine law, Employee Retirement Income Security Act, Physicians, Commodification, Humans, Physician-Patient Relations, Informed Consent, Conflict of Interest, managed care, Managed Care Programs, Politics, doctor-patient relationship, United States, Physician Incentive Plans, Privacy, Personal Autonomy, Government Regulation, Law, State Government
Legislation, Medical, Coercion, Federal Government, Disclosure, medicine law, Employee Retirement Income Security Act, Physicians, Commodification, Humans, Physician-Patient Relations, Informed Consent, Conflict of Interest, managed care, Managed Care Programs, Politics, doctor-patient relationship, United States, Physician Incentive Plans, Privacy, Personal Autonomy, Government Regulation, Law, State Government
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