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Weak Links and the Stability of Organisms,lishment of Medicare in the mid-1960s, medical delivery in the United States still retained a considerable degree of charity work by most physicians, with a heavy involvement of voluntary and philanthropic agencies in the operation of clinics and hospitals. With the introduction of Medicare, which s

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Einleitung: Ihr Nutzen von Lean Six Sigma dependency? It is important to note that welfare experience over decades indicates that the optimum outcome is achieved by making welfare available adequately for those unable to help themselves, while also controlling it carefully to avoid interference with the labour market.