In a Commentary on Contemporary Issues, the author, an adjunct professor, looks at the costs of health care in the United States compared to three other countries and poses the question weather the wealth of a nation translates into longer life expectancy.
Editorial – Vol.II – No. 2
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Abstract Profiling a health system in transition is a time sensitive undertaking. Studying the past may provide guidance but is not necessarily helpful in projecting the future. Examples include countries ravished by war, major environmental disasters that wipe out an existing infrastructure or a change in the political landscape that improves or reshapes, for good…
In this two-part article the authors start with a discussion of job candidates with a need for global competence in part one and then look at India through the eyes of an American making his first visit to this exotic land.