The document discusses the history and foundations of healthcare delivery in the United States. It addresses how factors such as economics, politics, and social values have shaped the system over time. The document also references literature on models from other countries and debates regarding the most effective and equitable approaches to providing healthcare coverage and access. Key themes covered include the role of private insurers, employers, and government programs in financing care; evolving models of healthcare provision and medical practice; and ongoing discussions around achieving universal coverage and containing costs in the U.S. system.

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purpose does an understanding of the history of health care delivery serve?3. Which factor
or factors have been predominant in shaping U.S. health care?4. Is EBM a worthy goal for
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