American Health Care Law
Professor Vernellia Randall
Fall, 2007
Lesson 16: Rationing Scarce Resources
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Unit 1: Organization
Unit 2:
Access
Unit3:
Quality
Unit 4:
Reform
Lessons:
10:
Access/Cost
11:
Insurance
12:
ERISA
13:
Medicare
14:
Medicaid
15:
Uninsured
16:
Rationing
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Reading Assignment
Furrow, 65 - 87
Problem Assignment
Grade Problem
:
Organ Transplant in the State of Numoni
a
Group A: Setting Priorities, p. 74
Group B: State or Federal Control, p. 74
Group C: Organ Donation From an Adolescent, pp. 85
Group D: Organs from a Living Donor, p. 87
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