Healthcare system reading for interviews

[cbrons]

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A year or so ago, I remember some newbz were posting a specific, highly recommended book on the healthcare system in the U.S. to gloss over before interviews. What was this book called again? I want to say it was actually a textbook...

 

[Charles_Carmichael]

I'm currently reading "Understanding Health Policy" by Thomas Bodenheimer. It's been a pretty good book so far. I'll supplement it with current health reform stuff from the internet. At least, that's my plan.

 

[Dr McSexy]

I seem to remember "Healthcare USA" being recommended. It reads like a textbook though.

http://www.amazon.com/Health-Care-U...=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1283456337&sr=8-1

Though you can pick up an older edition off half.com or such for cheaper.

 

[DoctaFuture]

A year or so ago, I remember some newbz were posting a specific, highly recommended book on the healthcare system in the U.S. to gloss over before interviews. What was this book called again? I want to say it was actually a textbook...

I don't understand why you're calling them newbz, when now you want to find the book they were referring to?

 

[juliedi]

This isn't the book you're talking about, but I'm in the middle of reading this one:

http://www.amazon.com/Healing-America-Global-Cheaper-ebook/dp/B002IPZBKE

It's definitely a worthwhile read, if you ask me.

 

[Parts Unknown]

A year or so ago, I remember some newbz were posting a specific, highly recommended book on the healthcare system in the U.S. to gloss over before interviews. What was this book called again? I want to say it was actually a textbook...

Understanding Health Policy by Dr. Thomas S. Bodenheimer.