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The impact of health policy on surgical and trauma patients: Three key examples
Pooja U Neiman1, Sarabeth Spitzer1, Karan Chhabra1
1Department of Surgery, Brigham and Women's Hospital, Boston, MA.
Abstract:
Health policy impacts the way surgical and trauma patients access, recover from, and pay for the medical care we deliver. In this editorial, we highlight 3 major policy directives that have or will affect millions of surgical and injured patients-Medicaid expansion, surprise billing, and housing in previously redlined districts. In doing so, we aim to elucidate the mechanisms by which health policies impact our patients and encourage participation and inquiry among surgeons when new health policies are being proposed at a national, state, or local level.
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