U.S. Health Policy Development Sixth Edition

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Over the past decade, with the promulgation of the Affordable Care Act (ACA), the country has experienced an unusually active period in health policy. Historically, health decision-making has been a slow and lasting evolution. Although ACA is huge in scale, it is a typical example of gradual evolution in the development of the United States. This book provides background and background for understanding the development of today's health reform legislation.

In this widely used new book, Beaufort Longest provides an understanding of the federal government and the state government to develop, implement and revise the framework of health policy development. Students learn how decision-making relates to decisions that affect healthcare providers and patients. They will also learn more about how they influence the policy development process. Included in the book are excerpts from Congress testimony, news reports, administrative orders, legislation, and other documents related to real policy issues.

This version was completely updated and revised:

Extensively discussed the ACA and illustrated its formulation and implementation

Expanding the scope of the policy development implementation phase

Provides a new chapter on the role of courts in health policy and decision-making

includes more than 30 appendices, many versions of this brand, illustrating the policy making process

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