"This excellent book punctures the myth that some ‘villain' is responsible for all the problems of our health care system, and forces us to acknowledge our own personal responsibility. It also highlights the need for covenants that bind the healers and the sick, and the critical need for ethical codes and community values. A health system increasingly driven by remote financiers should heed the author's call to build on our historical roots nourishing local control and mutual responsibility."
Jack Meyer, Ph.D., President, New Directions for Policy, and President, Economic and Social Research Institute

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