礼宾和直接病人护理模式:是否符合天主教的社会训导?

Health progress (Saint Louis, Mo.) Pub Date : 2017-01-01

Kimberly Zobieri

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礼宾医疗(Concierge medicine)，有时也被称为“保留医疗”(retainer medicine)，是一种病人直接向医生支付年费(平均1800美元)以换取更好服务的医疗模式2016年的一项调查显示，4%的美国医生称自己从事门房服务

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Concierge and Direct Patient Care Models: Are They Compatible with Catholic Social Teaching?

Concierge medicine, sometimes called retainer medicine, is a model of care in which the patient directly pays the physician a yearly fee — averaging $1,800 — in exchange for enhanced services.1 A 2016 survey showed that 4 percent of U.S. physicians reported themselves as being in a concierge practice.2

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