[ Thanks to Philip
Webb for this link. ]
“Ken Kizer is the miracle man of U.S. health care. Mr.
Kizer brought in bold reform that transformed the vast and woeful
Veterans Health Administration into an efficient, effective model
institution with sky-high patient satisfaction. Starting in 1994,
it took him five years to reduce costs and increase quality of
care, while nearly doubling the number of patients.“The measurable results included a reduction in medication
errors and patient deaths.“”What’s wrong with expecting the government to do a good job?”
he would ask those professing amazement at the change.”
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