$1.2 trillion of our annual health-care expenditures can be avoided by common sense life practices. Breaking the Iron Triangle dispels the idea that health care can be delivered at a low cost and in a high quality manner that is accessible to all. This is a book for: Executives searching for ways to control cor
- Title : Breaking the Iron Triangle: Reducing Health-Care Costs in Corporate America
- Author : Robert M. Duggan
- Rating : 4.83 (603 Vote)
- Publish : 2016-5-30
- Format : Hardcover
- Pages : 250 Pages
- Asin : 0985635207
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$1.2 trillion of our annual health-care expenditures can be avoided by common sense life practices. Breaking the Iron Triangle dispels the idea that health care can be delivered at a low cost and in a high quality manner that is accessible to all. This is a book for: Executives searching for ways to control corporate medical costs Individuals struggling to understand the confusion in our health care system Social Entrepreneurs seeking to make a positive impact on American life Breaking the Iron Triangle asserts that we cannot change the cost structures of American health care until we shift fundamental assumptions about what it means to be healthy. Preparing our nation for a wellness-based future requires two main activities: encouraging entrepreneurs to seek profit-based solutions by investing in wellness programs, and ending regulations that inhibit diversity in health-care options. We must shift the focus of health-care dollars from disease management to empowering individuals to be well. This is the multi-trillion-dollar national conversation to be had.
Duggan is a pioneering leader in the emergence of complementary medicine and a groundbreaking voice for wellness in the United States. in Moral Theology from St. in Acupuncture from the College of Traditional Chinese Acupuncture in the United Kingdom. . in Human Relations and Community Studies from New York University, an M.A. Duggan has dedicated his career to working with individuals, corporate and academic leaders, policymakers and legislators to bring a great diversity of healing options to the American people. Breaking the Iron Triangle is Duggan s second book. He is a nationally-certified Diplomate of Acupuncture and a licensed acupuncturist inInstead of going through thousands of pages I can flip through this and get a refresher. I highly recommend it!. It's easy to see why. I tried the honey maple hot oil treatment, and it was fantastic! It rivals the Philip B oil that you buy in salons. However, even more experienced pilots have to rely on weather charts and bulletins to make their go no go decision. Pretty pictures, commonly known recipes nicely presented. However, if you're Deepak and seeking to enhance your extensive Ayurvedic base of knowledge, keep looking, because this one is for beginners.Peace in the valley.. Explains the various models and development firms active in the early days of the Sprites.Follows many famous cars through the various owners and modifications made.Provides a great reference book and also of interest to Sprite people and those who like classic cars.Gary RoweBurwood EastAustralia. But there was still a load of stuff that I wouldn't have known, so there is some useful content here. It's a good book for a seriously inflated price tag.Seriously professors, there are so many good video prodWe must shift the focus of health-care dollars from disease management to empowering individuals to be well. Entrepreneurial investors must help us shift the focus of health-care dollars from disease management to empowering individuals to be well. Reducing Health-Care Costs in Corporate America Breaking the Iron Triangle dispels the idea that health care can be delivered at a low cost and in a high quality manner that is accessible to all. Preparing our nation for a wellness-based future requires two main activities: encouraging entrepreneurs to seek profit-based solutions by investing in wellness programs, and ending regulations that inhibit diversity in health-care options. This is a book for: Executives searching for ways to control corporate medical costs Individuals struggling to understand the confusion in our health care system Social Entrepreneurs seeking to make a positive impact on American life Breaking the Iron Triangle asserts that we cannot change the cost structures of
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