Rage and Reconciliation: Inspiring a Health Care Revolution
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Rage and Reconciliation: Inspiring a Health Care Revolution

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In these often intense and searing personal essays, a lawyer describes her seesawing emotions over a misdiagnosis of what she was told was an inoperable tumor--and her anger at her physician's cavalier attitude about the mistake; a physician formerly employed by an HMO rails at the accepted practice of managed care organizations finding legal loopholes to trump a patient's...more
Paperback, 240 pages
Published November 10th 2005 by Southern Methodist University Press (first published 2003)
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