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Which was NOT a problem of the 1993-94 United States federal government health plan?
{ 1 } - Powerful forces in the private sector were either ignored in the planning phase or relegated to minor roles in the provision of health care.
{ 2 } - The funding for the proposed program depended mainly upon employers rather than general taxes.
{ 3 } - The provision of health care was based upon a managed care model that was thought greatly to reduce the personal aspects of medical care.
{ 4 } - There was no real crisis in the access to or provision of health care.
{ 5 } - The plan never defined "basic health care," and the Catholic bishops, though advocates of health care as a universal right, criticized the plan because it included abortion as part of the basic package.
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Which was NOT a problem of the 1993-94 United States federal government health plan?
{ 1 } - Powerful forces in the private sector were either ignored in the planning phase or relegated to minor roles in the provision of health care.
{ 2 } - The funding for the proposed program depended mainly upon employers rather than general taxes.
{ 3 } - The provision of health care was based upon a managed care model that was thought greatly to reduce the personal aspects of medical care.
{ 4 } - There was no real crisis in the access to or provision of health care.
{ 5 } - The plan never defined "basic health care," and the Catholic bishops, though advocates of health care as a universal right, criticized the plan because it included abortion as part of the basic package.
See p. 110.
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Which was NOT a problem of the 1993-94 United States federal government health plan?
{ 1 } - Powerful forces in the private sector were either ignored in the planning phase or relegated to minor roles in the provision of health care.
{ 2 } - The funding for the proposed program depended mainly upon employers rather than general taxes.
{ 3 } - The provision of health care was based upon a managed care model that was thought greatly to reduce the personal aspects of medical care.
{ 4 } - There was no real crisis in the access to or provision of health care.
{ 5 } - The plan never defined "basic health care," and the Catholic bishops, though advocates of health care as a universal right, criticized the plan because it included abortion as part of the basic package.
See p. 109.
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Which was NOT a problem of the 1993-94 United States federal government health plan?
{ 1 } - Powerful forces in the private sector were either ignored in the planning phase or relegated to minor roles in the provision of health care.
{ 2 } - The funding for the proposed program depended mainly upon employers rather than general taxes.
{ 3 } - The provision of health care was based upon a managed care model that was thought greatly to reduce the personal aspects of medical care.
{ 4 } - There was no real crisis in the access to or provision of health care.
{ 5 } - The plan never defined "basic health care," and the Catholic bishops, though advocates of health care as a universal right, criticized the plan because it included abortion as part of the basic package.
See p. 109.
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Which was NOT a problem of the 1993-94 United States federal government health plan?
{ 1 } - Powerful forces in the private sector were either ignored in the planning phase or relegated to minor roles in the provision of health care.
{ 2 } - The funding for the proposed program depended mainly upon employers rather than general taxes.
{ 3 } - The provision of health care was based upon a managed care model that was thought greatly to reduce the personal aspects of medical care.
{ 4 } - There was no real crisis in the access to or provision of health care.
{ 5 } - The plan never defined "basic health care," and the Catholic bishops, though advocates of health care as a universal right, criticized the plan because it included abortion as part of the basic package.
See p. 110. Although some stated this, they neglected the 40 million who do not have adequate access to health care.
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Which was NOT a problem of the 1993-94 United States federal government health plan?
{ 1 } - Powerful forces in the private sector were either ignored in the planning phase or relegated to minor roles in the provision of health care.
{ 2 } - The funding for the proposed program depended mainly upon employers rather than general taxes.
{ 3 } - The provision of health care was based upon a managed care model that was thought greatly to reduce the personal aspects of medical care.
{ 4 } - There was no real crisis in the access to or provision of health care.
{ 5 } - The plan never defined "basic health care," and the Catholic bishops, though advocates of health care as a universal right, criticized the plan because it included abortion as part of the basic package.
See p. 110.
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