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If the 2005 aftermath of Hurricane Katrina did not convince us, then surely the rollout of Medicare Part D the following year provided graphic proof that the implementation of new programs requires the coordination and cooperation of a diverse, geographically distributed set of stakeholders. Governm...
Fri Oct 23 2009
If the 2005 aftermath of Hurricane Katrina did not convince us, then surely the rollout of Medicare Part D the following year provided graphic proof that the implementation of new programs requires the coordination and cooperation of a diverse, geographically distributed set of stakeholders. Government has a big role to play in such efforts, but it is not the only playerand traditional roles are shifting during this time of great change.
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