America spends more than any other developed country on healthcare, and yet does not provide better health outcomes. Why is healthcare so expensive in America, and what is the solution to this out-of-control cost curve? Republicans and Democrats can't agree, and yet rational compromise is desperately needed. Perhaps the best solution to better healthcare in America lies between all this political hyperbole. In Purple Solutions, a collection of 20 experts have come together to share their thoughts and expertise on how to reform healthcare in America. Expert contributors include the former president of the AMA, policy and think tank leaders, healthcare executives, entrepreneurs looking to disrupt the current medical industrial complex, politicians, payers, providers and legal experts. The solution is in our hands as consumers and voters, not in the hands of big government or corporate medicine. Viable bipartisan solutions to healthcare reform are presented - we just need to change our mindset, and then convince our elected officials to compromise and work towards giving us better healthcare in America.
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978-0-578-70618-4 (9780578706184)
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Daniel S. Sem, PhD, MBA, JD, received his PhD from the University of Wisconsin-Madison and his MBA and JD degrees from Marquette University. Currently, he is dean and professor of business, professor of pharmaceutical sciences, and director of technology transfer at Concordia University in Wisconsin. He also serves as director of the Rx Think Tank, focused on healthcare policy reform. Dr. Sem has 25 years of experience in healthcare innovation and has published over 60 papers. His passion is leading healthcare innovation and policy initiatives with the goal of achieving better healthcare outcomes for patients, whether through development of new medicines or new ways to deliver healthcare.
