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ne aoes see some problems ahead for community health care. “Life has become more pressurized,” as medicine has, and he would like to see CMH retain the good things about a small hospital as it inevitably grows.
A hospital has to decide “how far to go to give excellent care, but also where to stop,” Dr. Henson says. “It’s silly to double up medicine,” with two neighboring hospitals adding to their costs by each maintaining equipment they could share.
“We like people to stay here; we like to take care of people here," he declares, but as transport also become more efficient and costs go up people making the decisions have to keep regionalism in mind.
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