Hey folks, you need to check out The Medical Profession Is Dead and the Doctor Is “Critically ill!”

Timing could not be better for the valuable consumer-education delivered by this illuminating book. The economical, efficient, and altruistic U.S. health care system of past decades no longer exists. In its place we have been left with the unaffordable, self-serving, and commercially driven system that is bedeviling the American economy, American pocketbooks, and quality of care today. How this inequitable exchange came about is convincingly demonstrated and entertainingly presented in this candid, sometimes provocative, wake up call to politicians and healthcare consumers. Peppered with real-life patients, medical anecdotes, and a physician’s frustrating experiences with the system; this book delivers a good read, while subliminally educating its reader, as to the real cost and quality issues inherent within today’s healthcare system. It comes straight from the heart of a disenchanted physician, whose thirty-four years in family practice, enable him to speak with an insider’s knowledge, authority, clarity, and passion when identifying the behind-the-scenes perpetrators of poor quality and excessive cost within today’s dysfunctional system. The culprits revealed are numerous, and some of their identities are quite surprising. All of them, though, are taken on in a candid, no-holds-barred fashion by the physician-author. Best of all, solutions are offered up, and readers will be left with hope that, if both the medical industry and Congress develop the backbone for calling out and reining in special interests within the medical industry, meaningful quality and cost-control measures might yet be achieved.

THE MIDWEST BOOK REVIEW says: “The Medical Profession is Dead and the Doctor is Critically Ill! is a thoughtful criticism of modern medicine and its many problems.”

The book’s Amazon link is: http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss? ... &x=14&y=25

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