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April 11, 2011

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Nice information.As healthcare leaders, we must now focus on this problem because it is not healthcare reform that will change or wreck our lives as we know them today, but the deficit crisis and the fact that Medicare spending will be the biggest issue in this seminal debate over our country's future. I feel fervently about this and I like learning about this subject. If possible, as you gain information, please update this blog with more information. I have found it really useful.

Usha rajagopal

There is surely a need to pay attention to health care industry. Improved healthcare is necessary to build a healthy nation. Such attempts are appreciable.

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Excellent. I agree what you say particularly about sound.

Usha rajagopal

Transparency is necessary for every system as it induces accountability. There may be drastic improve in health care if this could be achieved.

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I do agree with you Usha transparency is necessary.

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Well i am glad to see that Health care organizations are more curies about the peoples health . And thanks to David Sayen and for his Good administration

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