Consumers for Health Care Choices
- Consumers for Health Care Choices
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Consumers for health care choices is a non-profit advocacy group for consumer driven health care
In 2008 it gave the following awards recognizing pioneers in health care:
- Pioneer in Health Economics: Regina Herzlinger, author of "Marker-Driven Health Care," "Consumer-Driven Health Care," and "Who Killed Health Care?" [1]
- Pioneer in Medical Practice: Garrison Bliss, MD, founder of Qliance direct primary care provider [2]
- Pioneer in Communications: Bill Boyles, editor and publisher of the Consumer Driven Market Report and the Health Market Survey [3]
References
- ^ Regina Herzlinger's reception speech
- ^ Garrison Bliss' reception speech
- ^ Bill Boyles' reception speech
External links
Categories:
- Non-profit organizations based in the United States
- Healthcare reform advocacy groups in the United States
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