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The history of the health care system in the United States over the last four or five decades reveals a preoccupation with three tenacious problems despite various attempts to resolve them: (1) uneven geographic distribution of health care resources throughout the country, including health care facilities and health manpower; (2) inadequate access to health care on the part of certain segments of the population, including the under-privileged, isolated, and confined; (3) unabating rise in the cost of care, including the costs borne by both public and private payers.
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