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U.S. Health Policy and Problem Definition by Frank Govern Publisher: Xlibris Corporation Publication Date: Friday, September 08, 2000 Number of Pages: 232 ISBN: 0738823422

Book Summary: Because of the peculiar history of how the U.S. Government has viewed health care as a market good, health policy formation has been and continues to be driven, not by reactions to problems as defined by rational federal health policy analysts and processes, but by situations and forces occurring external to the health policy arena.

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