Medical Nemesis: The Expropriation of HealthPantheon Books, 1982 - 294 頁 |
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第 1 到 3 筆結果,共 59 筆
第 49 頁
... Cost of Hospital Care ( Washington , D.C .: Information Resources , 1971 ) . Hospital costs have outstripped by far the rise in physicians ' fees . The over - all cost of medical care has gone up faster than the average cost of all ...
... Cost of Hospital Care ( Washington , D.C .: Information Resources , 1971 ) . Hospital costs have outstripped by far the rise in physicians ' fees . The over - all cost of medical care has gone up faster than the average cost of all ...
第 52 頁
... costs are shooting up , 50 The phenomenal rise in cost of health services in the United States has been explained in different ways : some blame irrational planning , 51 others the higher cost of the new gimmicks that people want in ...
... costs are shooting up , 50 The phenomenal rise in cost of health services in the United States has been explained in different ways : some blame irrational planning , 51 others the higher cost of the new gimmicks that people want in ...
第 52 頁
... costs are shooting up.50 The phenomenal rise in cost of health services in the United States has been explained in different ways : some blame irrational planning , 51 others the higher cost of the new gimmicks that people want in ...
... costs are shooting up.50 The phenomenal rise in cost of health services in the United States has been explained in different ways : some blame irrational planning , 51 others the higher cost of the new gimmicks that people want in ...
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