PubMed · 2392021
Laser reimbursement: who pays for progress?
Abstract
Leland Kaiser, a noted health care futurist, asserts that, to the degree to which medical technology can improve human life, there is no limit. Likewise, there is no limit to the amount of money people will be willing to spend on this technology. The ASLMS is at the focal point of the debate and needs to make its voice heard clearly based on a well thought out plan, based on reliable data, and considerate of the various economic, social, legal, and ethical constraints placed on the practicing clinician. If we don't take hold of the process, the technological imperative will quickly overwhelm us.
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A D Meyers. 1990. Laser reimbursement: who pays for progress?. https://doi.org/10.1002/lsm.1900100415
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