On the recordJune 25, 2013
It is anybody who the union allows to come to help the patient. Well that is not caring. That is not the way we ought to be moving forward as a nation.
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congress.govIt is anybody who the union allows to come to help the patient. Well that is not caring. That is not the way we ought to be moving forward as a nation.
Tom Price argues that union restrictions hinder proper patient care.
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