So, the argument about whether or not it is the rights of the person who wants the services of a hospital or it is the right of the hospital to deny service, that is a problem that we have seen before, isn't it?
Jamie Raskin: “So, the argument about whether or not it is the rights of the person who wants the services of a hospital or it is the…”
On the recordFebruary 26, 2020
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Raskin discusses the conflict between service rights and denial by providers.
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