মেশকাত শরীফ (১-৩ খণ্ড) مشكوة المصابيح (হার্ডকভার) পিডিএফ ডাউনলোড করুন
মেশকাত শরীফ (১-৩ খণ্ড) مشكوة المصابيح (হার্ডকভার) পিডিএফ বিনামূল্যে ডাউনলোড করুন
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মেশকাত শরীফ (১-৩ খণ্ড) مشكوة المصابيح (হার্ডকভার)
br0mm
Overtreated was a decent primer, but I thought it was a bit too simplistic to be of real value. Brownlee takes an extremely complex, multifaceted issue and boils it down to one or two "problems" which I think can be misleading for readers who are not familiar with health economics, or the history of healthcare in the US. For example, Brownlee discusses skyrocketing medical costs, and associates these with increased FFS Medicare payments. She pretty much concludes that Medicare is responsible for driving medical costs up. While Medicare did contribute to healthcare costs inflation there are tons of other factors also contributed to increasing costs, none of which she touched on -- this could lead readers to think that Medicare was the only (or majority) cost driver, which is not the case. I would say that a greater contributor than Medicare were employment laws capping wages while allowing fringe benefits (such as health insurance) to go untaxed; this fueled the growth in medical spending by shifting payment to third parties on a massive level. After systematically presenting everything that she thinks is wrong with the system, Brownlee does present some solutions. However, her solutions are again quite limited. She holds electronic medical records as one of the major solutions to the healthcare crisis. While I do think HIT is an important component to a high-functioning, efficient system, it's again only one piece. I think many people are expecting HIT to revolutionize health; absent evidence-based guidelines and practice recommendations, HIT cannot be used to its full potential. Bottom line: a good primer, but don't expect that you're getting the whole story here. The book had a viewpoint, but felt a bit biased.
2022-10-26 05:33
timney
I try to avoid ranting in my reviews. Yes, I'm not always full of praise and kudos. If I see a mistake, I point it out. If an author breaks rules they should know not to, I wag the finger reprovingly. If I find the characters or themes of the story offensive, I will say so. But I don't treat a bad book as a slap in the face. I don't come at an author with both barrels demanding the time I spent reading refunded. I don't take this stuff personally. The Frenzy is bad in a way that I do take personally. It doesn't fail due to a lack of interesting ideas. In fact, it has some great ones. It doesn't fail due to a lack of skill on the authors part. Francesca Lia Block has over 30 published books and several prestigious awards to her credit, so she obviously knows what she's doing. No, the great failing of The Frenzy is laziness. It's a first draft. The author hasn't put in the work to make it the best it can be. It never should have found it's way to the bookshelves in it's current form. Someone somewhere along the way should have kicked it back to the author and said "We all know you can do better." Yes, yes, I know -- authors have to eat, deadlines have to be met, publishers have to turn in good quarterly reports. But there is still a very clear and distinct line between a book that has been polished to at least meet a certain standard of quality and a book that has been throw together without giving a damn. Don't ship the latter. Read the full review at Lupines and Lunatics
2020-09-20 17:19
