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work_ovoferwzhfdhvnnahws2mmckse	Louise Aronson	Evidence, Efficacy, and Economics-A Better Path Forward for US Health Care	2020		.pdf	text/html	3391	374	55	Compared to peer nations, the United States has the highest rates of chronic disease, the greatest number of preventable hospitalizations, the lowest life expectancy, and the highest rates of suicide, obesity, and avoidable deaths.4 These outcomes are produced by a system that costs nearly twice what near peer countries spend and occurs as a result of bureaucratic inefficiencies, overuse of expensive technologies and procedures, and relative underuse of primary care, physician visits, and other cognitive, interpersonal resources. Despite the particular demographic and medical foci of their study, the article by Choi et al1 offers insight into some of the significant ways health care might be made less expensive and more inclusive. Telehealth visits are less physically and fiscally costly for frail, disabled, and lower-income patients; they allow those with limited energy to save their reserves for more important activities that may enrich their lives and improve their health.	./cache/work_ovoferwzhfdhvnnahws2mmckse.pdf	./txt/work_ovoferwzhfdhvnnahws2mmckse.txt