On the recordJuly 11, 2016
I think we have to ask ourselves, how do we do more good than harm in eliminating the compensation arrangements.
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congress.govPete Stark: “I think we have to ask ourselves, how do we do more good than harm in eliminating the compensation arrangements.”
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Stark emphasizes the need to improve the law's impact on healthcare.
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