Covid-Induced Changes in Health Care Delivery — Can They Last?
The rapid pace of delivery-system change during the pandemic revealed the limitations of new delivery modes and raises questions about whether our current health care system, and its financing, can support these changes and ensure that they improve quality and equity.
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