Three years in its creation, Comprehensive Healthcare for the U.S.: An Idealized Model brings together contributions from physicians, nurses, administrators, and social workers from around the globe to critically examine the mire of excellent technical quality and inefficient delivery that has become the United States healthcare system. Written by

William F. Roth, PhD, is currently a professor at Kutztown University in Pennsylvania, where he teaches courses in strategic planning, organization design, and management theory. Previously he taught for sixteen years at DeSales University (Center Valley, Pennsylvania), where most of the research for this book was completed.

Introduction. The Current U.S. Healthcare "Mess". Structure and Decision Making Model in an Idealized Healthcare Network. Network Financial Model. Network Universal Information System. Professional Education. Dealing with Malpractice. Bibliography.