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Coordination versus competition in health care reform.
New England Journal of Medicine 2013 August 30
Many current proposals to increase the value of care delivered in the U.S. health care system focus on improved coordination — and with good reason. Badly coordinated care, duplicated efforts, bungled handoffs, and failures to follow up result in too much care for some patients, too little care..
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