根据纽约 Harris 及其同事的民意测验,在是否需要对国家卫生系统采取价格控制措施的问题上,临床医生显然比由他们选出的医学界领导更合情理。然而医生们还是认为他们的费用不需要受控制。拿对500个医生的调查(其中60%是自己开业的)与对地方、州,专门医学机构中处领导地位的医生所做的调查作比较,不到一半的开业医师满足于现状,而处于领导地位中68%认为卫生系统工作状况很不错。 According to polls by Harris and colleagues in New York, it is clear that clinicians are more sensible than the medical leaders elected by them in the need for price control measures in the national health system. However, doctors still think that their expenses need not be controlled. Taking a survey of 500 doctors (60% of which were self-employed) compared with surveys conducted by doctors who are leaders in local, state, and specialized medical institutions, less than half of the practitioners are satisfied with the status quo and are 68% of leaders believe that health systems work well.