Deconstructing health care reform |
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Authors: | Gardner Deborah |
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Affiliation: | Bureau of Health Professions, Health Resources and Services Administration, Washington, DC, USA. |
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Abstract: | As health reform is deconstructed, we need to stop and do some deconstructing of our thinking about it, looking at the context of our assumptions or frames. If we think of health as taking the supreme welfare of the people seriously, we will not allow it to be framed only in terms of for-profit interests and the status quo. Nurses have expertise and knowledge regarding what is needed for a quality health care system. We have to join the conversation with as many good questions as ideas. Working from a different frame, one that reflects more of your values, may give you new insights into holding the conversation. |
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