Yesterday in New Hampshire, Hillary announced her vision to improve the quality of health care for all Americans, detailing her commitment to improving health care delivery and creating financial incentives to ensure that all Americans get the right care at the right time.
Read more about her vision to improve health care quality on our website:
http://www.hillaryclinton.com/healthcarequality
While the dedicated health care providers in the United States are among the best in the world, many Americans worry about the quality of care they receive. For the amount of money that we spend on health care, Americans should be getting better quality care.
A 2006 survey from Kaiser Family Foundation and AHRQ found that 51 percent of Americans were dissatisfied with the quality of the nation's health care system. And a RAND study shows that American adults on average fail to receive about half the recommended care that modern clinical science says they need.
Building on the proposal she announced in May to reduce health care costs by $120 billion a year, Hillary's vision for quality health care returns patients to the center of the health care system by empowering those who provide care -- physicians, nurses, other clinicians, and health care organizations -- and relying on their skill to improve that care.
I hope you will read these proposals and help us spread the word by forwarding them on to everyone you know who cares about the quality of health care in America. Hillary wants these proposals to be the first step of an ongoing dialogue, and I hope that you will reach out to me with your ideas. We look forward to continuing this important conversation with you.
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