Regulatory Framework for Private Equity and Corporatization in Health Care: A Position Paper from the American College of Physicians

ACP paper examines the impact of private equity investment on clinical autonomy, health care costs, quality, access, equity, and innovation, and makes recommendations to help ensure that patient-centered care is protected.

ACP paper examines the impact of private equity investment on clinical autonomy, health care costs, quality, access, equity, and innovation, and makes recommendations to help ensure that patient-centered care is protected.

Laura Baldwin

health reform; policy; health policy; coverage; public health; access to care; oversight; regulation; regulatory oversight; health equity; physicians; patients; patient care; health care; payers; policy changes; health policy; workforce; private equity; investment; costs; patient-centered care; delivery of care; patient outcomes; recommendations; Medicare; Medicaid

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