US healthcare. America on the line

¹New School for Social Research, New York, USA.

|January 5, 1998

Abstract:

The growth of telephone advice lines has been partly driven by managed care schemes, keen to reduce use of health services. Some managed care companies are considering e-mail advice services, with nurses responding to descriptions of patients' symptoms.

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