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Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. Nestled sixty miles north of Minneapolis lies the fictional town of Hope Springs, a close-knit rural community surrounded by stunning farmland and peaceful lakes. Here, healthcare, farming, and rural life coexist harmoniously, with neighbors looking out for neighbors. But beneath its idyllic charm, a crisis threatens to upend everything. The local rural hospital is teetering on the brink of closure, risking the departure of physicians and the medical clinic's closure. As fear spreads amid impending government subsidy cuts and rising healthcare costs, a corporate buyout sparks hope. Still, it's a risky gamble that could turn the hospital into a California-headquartered, profit-driven enterprise. Will this bold move secure their healthcare or destroy their community's spirit and pride?A group of community leaders, including Dr. Karl Portman, retired family physician who has spent his career in Hope Springs, rallies citizens in this urgent battle to save their medical center. Excitement grows around an innovative proposal for a community-driven, non-governmental universal healthcare project. The town struggles with intense conflict between various factions, all with legitimate concerns over the imminent threat of losing their hospital and medical clinic.A plan is proposed that, if successful, will enhance health, ensure the survival of their rural hospital, and elevate healthcare delivery in this rural community. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Zustand: Hervorragend. Zustand: Hervorragend | Sprache: Englisch | Produktart: Bücher | Wisconsin family physician, Dr. James Damos, knows firsthand what rural practice can contribute to the body of medicine and to the communities they serve.While most of today's medical students will choose specialized fields of care in a city environment, James Damos bucked the trend. For the past few decades, medical schools have steered their students toward specialization and away from the option of serving as a doctor in a small community. Damos would like to see this changed.Using real-life examples and illustrations from his own experience practicing in a small town, Dr. Damos provides a glimpse into the exciting challenges these doctors face day to day.Damos also describes the health challenges his own family has endured, detailing their struggles with childhood cancer and Alzheimer's Disease. These traumatic events and others described in this heartfelt memoir drive home the benefits of a close-knit community.From the viewpoint of a doctor, a husband and a father, Jim Damos illustrates how genuine personal relationships and a connection with others is sometimes the best medicine.…

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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Wisconsin family physician, Dr. James Damos, knows firsthand what rural practice can contribute to the body of medicine and to the communities they serve.While most of today's medical students will choose specialized fields of care in a city environment, James Damos bucked the trend. For the past few decades, medical schools have steered their students toward specialization and away from the option of serving as a doctor in a small community. Damos would like to see this changed.Using real-life examples and illustrations from his own experience practicing in a small town, Dr. Damos provides a glimpse into the exciting challenges these doctors face day to day.Damos also describes the health challenges his own family has endured, detailing their struggles with childhood cancer and Alzheimer's Disease. These traumatic events and others described in this heartfelt memoir drive home the benefits of a close-knit community.From the viewpoint of a doctor, a husband and a father, Jim Damos illustrates how genuine personal relationships and a connection with others is sometimes the best medicine.…