On the recordJanuary 7, 2009
We have cost problems. We have access problems. But as you rightfully point out in your question, we certainly have quality problems.
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congress.govWe have cost problems. We have access problems. But as you rightfully point out in your question, we certainly have quality problems.
Daschle identifies key problems in the healthcare system: cost, access, and quality.
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