One Nation, Uninsured: Why the U.S. Has No National Health Insurance
Jill Quadagno examines why the United States has never established national health insurance. Focusing on the political and social forces that shaped American health care, One Nation, Uninsured provides a broad analysis of the country’s distinctive approach to health coverage and its continuing consequences.
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One Nation, Uninsured examines the absence of national health insurance in the United States.
Jill Quadagno explores the political and social dimensions of American health care and the forces that have influenced its development.
The book considers why the United States followed a different path from countries that created national health insurance systems.
It offers a broad analysis of the history and continuing challenges surrounding health insurance in America.
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