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Healthcare Regulation 2024
Getting the Deal Through, Lexology
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United States | Publication | 十一月 2023
Healthcare in America is big business. With annual expenditures in 2021 topping US$4.5 trillion, healthcare spending consumes 18.3 percent of the US gross domestic product. More than half of personal healthcare expenditures in the US are subsidized financially by the public sector, which makes government a key policy actor.
Susan Feigin Harris, Elise LeGros, Kathleen Rubinstein (Houston), Jeff Wurzburg (San Antonio/Washington, DC) and David Aplington (St. Louis), with Stacey Murphy (St. Louis), Mark Faccenda (Washington, DC), Denise Webb Glass, Jennifer Ann McDaniel (Dallas), Susan Linda Ross and Gerald A. Stein (New York) address a multitude of laws and regulations governing the US healthcare industry in their Lexology article, "Getting the Deal Through: Healthcare Regulation 2024."
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