Survey Shows Americans Rank Health Care as Second Highest Public Priority
June 2009
By: Blendon RJ, Benson JM, Weldon KJ, Harvard School of Public Health and Robert Wood Johnson Foundation
Americans rank health care as the second highest priority for governmental action, with the economy rated as the highest priority, according to a new survey by the Harvard School of Public Health and the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation. The survey also shows that the majority of Americans are displeased with the medical care system, with 69 percent ranking the system as “fair” or “poor.”
Health Priorities Survey: The Medical System and the Uninsured – RWJF


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