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The way we Teach… Cost Containment
M L Garg1, W A Gliebe, W M Kleinberg
1Department of Medicine and Director, Department of Cost Containment and Evaluation.
Abstract:
With the spiralling cost of medical care in industrialized nations, it is vital that physicians should be aware of the cost of the care they provide. Students, it is suggested, should be made aware of cost considerations before forming definitive conceptions of 'appropriate' medical behaviours. This article describes the cost containment curriculum currently operating at the Medical School of Ohio.
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