America has the best health care available in the world, but also serious problems: an overly complex system, populations without access to quality care, medical errors, and skyrocketing costs. Two physicians have teamed up to address some of the problems and offer solutions in a new book titled Unraveled: Prescriptions to Repair a Broken Health Care System. On The Point, Mindy Todd talks about the book and the issues with Dr. James Weinstein, president of Dartmouth Hitchcock in New Hampshire, and co-author Dr. William Weeks, professor of medicine at Dartmouth.
Envisioning Repairs for a Broken Health Care System
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