We are very concerned that the proposed changes, if implemented, would undermine patients' access to high-quality medical care and information, dangerously interfere with the physician-patient relationship, and conflict with physicians' ethical obligations, exclude qualified providers, and jeopardize public health
DeGette highlights concerns from the American Medical Association about proposed changes affecting healthcare access.
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