Winner of the 1983 Pulitzer Prize and the Bancroft Prize in American History, this is a landmark history of how the entire American health care system of doctors, hospitals, health plans, and government programs has evolved over the last two centuries.
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这本书是我读过的印象最深的美国医学专业化和职业化的历史。在美国的确不是先有法律或行政制度，最大的动因是业内人士反抗同行恶性竞争。这一方面推动了行医的标准化，另一方面也制造了某种关于医学的“神话”以及垄断价格。
评分“The great irony is that the opposition of the doctors and hospitals to public control of public programs set in motion entrepreneurial forces that may end up depriving both private doctors and local voluntary hospitals of their traditional autonomy.”泪如雨下。
评分“The great irony is that the opposition of the doctors and hospitals to public control of public programs set in motion entrepreneurial forces that may end up depriving both private doctors and local voluntary hospitals of their traditional autonomy.”泪如雨下。
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评分医学职业化历史，脉络清晰，与医疗及保险发展如影随形的是社会不平等，国家、资本与医疗行业本身持续拉锯。保险部分各方博弈写得惊心动魄，偶有莫名冷幽默，结尾感叹也是蛮动人了："The great irony is that the opposition of the doctors and hospitals to public control of public programs set in motion entrepreneurial forces that may end up depriving both private doctors and local voluntary hospitals of their traditional autonomy."
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