Dr. Wes: The Psychopathology of Healthcare Reform
"We believe the homeless person should get the million-dollar cancer treatment and we also believe Aunt Molly should be able to get the best health care possible because she's earned it. We believe lots of things. All of these are on the table right now as we continue to gorge ourselves silly with the latest technologies, unfettered hospital construction projects, and limitless end-of-life care.
We have not had a serious national conversation."
Thursday, August 21, 2008
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