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121. Health care was seldom a major political issue, and inequalities in its provision were considered as inevitable as inequalities in wealth.

122. The trend is likely to place unprecedented demands on the health care system, principally for nursing and custodial care.

123. Doble pointed to one prime example of poor communication between elected officials and constituents: the health care reform debate.

124. The Health Education Council project on providing effective health care in a multi-racial society provides a useful checklist for assessing local services.

125. This year, health care costs will consume one-eighth of the average family's income.

126. He says that we should harness the expertise of the various agencies involved in health care.

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127. Older manufacturing companies are burdened with tremendous health care costs for retired employees.

128. Most of the countries concerned will need a radically reorganized system for delivering primary health care.

129. It is essential that Londoners have the same rights of access to acute health care as their provincial counterparts.

130. So far, advocates for seniors are expressing concern about the home health care proposal, but holding their fire.

131. During the quarter, investors continued to snap up selected stocks in two hot industries: technology and health care.

132. Then there is the still unworkable sum which overhangs all this budgeting: how much health care reform will cost.

133. Health care is switching from a cottage industry of small hospitals to major affiliations in a huge health-care system.

134. He says that managed care firms integrate physical and mental health care.

135. Thus, with Type I systems, authorities have considerable potential for health care planning to meet the needs of their populations.

136. Decision makers need to assess the relative value for money of competing health care interventions.

137. In order to do this health authorities must have comprehensive information about the existing use of health care.

138. They ignore the minor expense of health care for pregnant women, but pay the massive expenses of premature babies.

139. That was the conclusion of a General Accounting Office report in 1992 on fraud in the health care system.

140. One big difference is that there are no missionary organisations involved in health care.

141. General practitioners need assurance that control of expenditure will result in the savings being retained in local health care.

142. We are entering a period of deterioration in health care services.

143. The concerns of older people about their future health care probably reflect beliefs about modern medicine and priorities within the medical profession.

144. We want better education, better roads, and better health care, for the same tax dollar.

145. This apparent equanimity, however, is belied by evidence that health and health care are major concerns of older people.

146. Also, there is a need on the part of decision makers to assess the relative value for money from competing health care interventions.

147. Among the projects to benefit are a creche and health care bursaries.

148. The high cost of health care in the US is causing a great deal of concern.

149. Quezada and Zara said they were concerned about health care for their elderly grandparents.

150. Lastly, as part of general health care, it is extremely important to discourage cigarette smoking.