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Why Medicare should pay for advance care planning = Pourquoi Medicare devrait payer pour la planification avancée des soins

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HARTER, Thomas D.

L'auteur discute et argumente via les données de Medicare pourquoi le système de protection américain devrait prendre en charge la planification avancée des soins. Il montre que la planification avancée des soins est un bon moyen de contrôler les dépenses en fin de vie.

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