Cutting Health Care

CUTTING HEALTH CARE: THE PROS AND CONS
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September 1, 2006: Miami Florida: Roberto C. Alvarez-Galloso,CPUR and I Universe,Inc the provider of publishing technology solutions for authors announced today: the Promotion of CUTTING HEALTH CARE: THE PROS AND CONS.

CUTTING HEALTH CARE: THE PROS AND CONS: deals with attempts by States [Oregon, Maine, Minnesota, Nevada, Tennessee, Wisconsin,Kentucky] and Countries [Great Britain, Canada] at Health Care Reform through Containment and Maximum Efficiency.

CUTTING HEALTH CARE: THE PROS AND CONS is a must for the General Public and Health Care Profession in their quest for knowledge about the present state of affairs of the Health Care Crisis so as to TAKE CONTROL OVER HEALTH CARE DECISIONS THAT AFFECT THEIR DAILY LIVES.

ROBERTO C. ALVAREZ-GALLOSO,CPUR graduated from Universidad Central Del Este [in the Dominican Republic] with a degree of Doctor of Medicine. Mr. Alvarez-Galloso continued his studies in the Administrative Realm and received his Certification of Utilization Review from Mc Kesson Inter Qual.

CUTTING HEALTH CARE: THE PROS AND CONS” BY Roberto C. Alvarez-Galloso,CPUR Published April 17, 2006 ISBN # 0-595-39445-0 is available at iUniverse [iUniverse.com or 1-800-AUTHORS], Amazon [amazon.com],Ingram Book Group, Barnes and Noble [bn.com] and Baker and Taylor
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