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200 14$aThe role of health care transformation for the Chinese dream : powering economic growth, promoting a harmonious society
210   $cRAND Corporation$d2014
210 31$a[Place of publication not identified]$cRand$d2014
215   $a1 online resource
300   $aBibliographic Level Mode of Issuance: Monograph
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327   $aThe policy argument for rethinking health care in China -- Designing and implementing an innovative model for organizing and delivering health care can turn this challenge into an opportunity -- The "western-style" health care model offers cautionary lessons for China -- Fast-growing economies like China's have a unique opportunity to implement innovative health care systems -- Adopting population health management can propel China to world class health care.
330   $aAfter having successfully expanded health insurance coverage, China now faces the challenge of building an effective and efficient delivery system to serve its large and aging population. RAND researchers recommend that rather than emulate the models of Western countries, which have well-known limitations, China should create an innovative model based on population health management principles and sophisticated health information technology.
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606   $aIndustry
606   $aSocial Sciences
606   $aInternational Cooperation
606   $aPatient Care Management
606   $aHealth Care Economics and Organizations
606   $aInternationality
606   $aDelivery of Health Care
606   $aSocial Control Policies
606   $aHealth Services Administration
606   $aTechnology, Industry, and Agriculture
606   $aPolicy
606   $aSocial Control, Formal
606   $aSociology
606   $aDelivery of Health Care
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606   $aHealth Care Sector
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607   $aAsia, Eastern
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700   $aMattke$b Soeren$0851848
702   $aNewberry$b Sydne J.
702   $aLiu$b Hangsheng
702   $aLiu$b Hangsheng
702   $aGu$b Kun
702   $aHunter$b Lauren E.
702   $aHunter$b Lauren E
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