The Death of Patient Care in America: a guide to how it happened and how it might be resuscitated - Block, Steven Jay
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Based on more than four decades of private, solo practice in cardiology, the author offers the concerned citizen a clear path that could ultimately resuscitate what has died at the hands of insurance companies, Big Pharma, hospital associations, device makers, and their consultants.

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Based on more than four decades of private, solo practice in cardiology, the author offers the concerned citizen a clear path that could ultimately resuscitate what has died at the hands of insurance companies, Big Pharma, hospital associations, device makers, and their consultants.
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Dr. Block obtained his medical degree from BUSM, his medical internship at the Long Island Jewish Medical Center, his specialty training in general medicine at a UCLA-affiliated program and his subspecialty training in cardiology at the Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles. He moved to Lodi California in 1976, where he updated the intensive care unit at Lodi Community Hospital. He later established the Lodi Heart Center, where he continues his solo practice in cardiology. His more than forty years in the practice of medicine in both urban and rural environments has granted him a unique prospective, allowing him to appreciate the gradual, but inexorable decline in patient care as special interest groups have captured and dominated the politics on both sides of the aisle.