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March 1977 (Volume 55)
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Nora Piore
Purlaine Lieberman
James Linnane
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New York City’s attempt to transform traditional welfare medical care arrangements into an integrated and equitable health care system raises cautionary signals for national policy. In the decade following the introduction of Medicare and Medicaid some benefits were realized; but the problems of exploding costs and imploding revenues were beyond local control. The flow of public funds through privately operated systems as yet fails to assure either social purpose or fiscal prudence.
Author(s): Nora Piore; Purlaine Lieberman; James Linnane
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Volume 55, Issue 1 (pages 79–116) Published in 1977
