...services, rather than a lack of biomedical knowledge or even of a sufficient number of physicians. "Unless we Improve the system through which health...satisfactory, even though there are massive increases in cost and in numbers of health personnel." j_/ More specifically, the crisis consists of several issues....

...Health Manpower stated flatly : "There is a crisis in American health care." The report further stated : "Unless we improve the system through which health...satisfactory even though there are massive increases in cost and in numbers of health personnel." The National Advisory Commission on Health Facilities made...

...Health Manpower (1967) said significantly, "The crisis, however, is not simply one of numbers * * *. Unless we improve the system through which health...satisfactory, even though there are massive increases in cost and in numbers of health personnel" The Veterans Administration agrees with this statement, and,...

...care. The intuition of the average citizen haa foundation in fact. The report goes on to state that : Unless we improve the system through which health care is provided, care will continue to become leas satisfactory even though there are massive increases in cost and in numbers of health personnel....

...Medicaid notwithstanding. The National Advisory Commission on Health Manpower in its 1967 Report i-ame to the conclusion that what was required was not merely...Unless we improve the system through which health cure is provided, care will continue to become less satisfactory even though there are massive increases...

...care system concluded that a structural change in the delivery of medical care was needed, stating: Unless we improve the system through which health...satisfactory, even though there are massive increases in cost and in numbers of health personnel. The 197.3 Health Maintenance Organization Act, the 1976 amendments,...

...sharply from levels that already prohibit care for some and create major financial burden for many more. Unless we improve the system through which health...satisfactory, even though there are massive increases in cost and in numbers of health personnel.6 One year later the Blue Cross Association commissioned pollster...

...the present patterns and systems of care, they will not avert, or even perhaps alleviate, the crisis. Unless we improve the system through which health...satisfactory, even though there are massive increases in cost and in numbers of health personnel. 51 The commission released its report in November of 1967....

...present patterns and 'systems' of care, they will not avert, or even perhaps alleviate, the crisis. Unless we improve the system through which health...satisfactory, even though there are massive increases in cost and in numbers of health personnel." What needs to be done? Part of the solution, a more effective...