Straub and Walzer have assembled a well-balanced collection of
articles by experts in the field of health care, beginning with two
which explore the changing populations and economies of rural
areas. Successive chapters explain issues such as recent
developments in home patient care, cost-saving innovations, and the
pros and cons of rural HMOs. Of special note are those essays which
project the future of health care and provide alternative
approaches to health care services such as the viability of the
rural hospital in the future; progressive non-hospital options; and
ways to maximize resources in the years to come. Since this
detailed work investigates the major facets of the struggling rural
health care system, it will prove valuable not only to health care
officials, but also to health care and social science faculty, and
to state and local officials whose understanding of health care
issues directly affects their policy making.
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