平价医疗法案和定量配给。

Health progress (Saint Louis, Mo.) Pub Date : 2016-11-01

Clarke E Cochran

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天主教社会教育对公共利益的关注有可能解开医疗保健中一些最棘手的悖论:美国的医疗保健既丰富又稀缺。尽管美国的医疗配给似乎是任何类似国家中最少的，但我们可以合理地描述为拥有更多。只是我们这种定量配给并不那么明显。

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The Affordable Care Act and Rationing.

Catholic social teaching’s attention to the common good has potential for disentangling some of health care’s knottiest paradoxes: American health care is both abundant and scarce. Although the U.S. appears to have the least medical-care rationing of any similar country, we legitimately can be described as having more. It’s just that our kind of rationing isn't so obvious.

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