Sentence examples for medical reforms from inspiring English sources
MEDICAL REFORMS Critics of the current bills regularly complain that they do little to reform the delivery of health care by hospitals, doctors and other providers, the only lasting solution to slowing the relentless and rapid rise of medical spending.
If China's medical reforms fail, the cost will be high.
It declared medical reforms to be "basically a failure".
One such person was William Buchan, an Edinburgh-trained physician who advocated medical reforms that in some circles would still be regarded as sweeping.
"After medical reforms, by 2009, they were providing 20 percent, and the remaining 80 percent had to be covered with revenue generated by the hospitals".
After the revolution Virchow embraced the cause of such medical reforms as abolition of the various grades of physicians and surgeons, and from July 1848 to June 1849 he published a weekly paper, Die Medizinische Reform Medical Reformrmuchmuch of which he wrote himself.
Palmer told me the character is often brought up in debates about medical reform.
The current medical reform environment has signified a new era for health care delivery, physician accountability, and care optimization.
As in life, the stage Florence shatters preconceptions, forging a trail for feminism as well as for medical reform.
John K. Jacobs Highland, N.Y., Aug. 21, 2009 To the Editor: Paul Krugman has some good points about the medical reform controversy, but as any old (really old) former P.R. man, advertising executive and Congressional aide still scarred by political attacks of years ago can tell you, you can't successfully defend against tough attacks like those engendered by opponents of medical reform.
The administration apparently doesn't realize it, but you have to attack: "Republican and other outspoken opponents of medical reform want to wipe out Medicare, Medicaid and even increase what you pay for limited medical insurance.
