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Can someone help me with this issue?
Thanks!
Dennis R.
"We want to make the argument that wherever a public and private health
system co-exist, the private system acts as a parasite on the public system
(i.e. attracts the best doctors, research monies, facililties, etc.). I
know this to be true intuitively, but am having a difficult time coming up
with a powerful, easy to understand measurement of its effect elsewhere."
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