19th National Conference Breakout Group Question – Monday, April 7, 2008 15 years ago Bill Burnett 1 minute Last Updated on April 16, 2022 by Lee Burnett, DO, FAAFPNINETEENTH NATIONAL CONFERENCEON PRIMARY HEALTH CARE ACCESSMONDAY, APRIL 7, 2008 A sunrise viewed from a Kaua’i beachGROUP 1 MAUDLIN, LEAD; WH BURNETT, CLANCY, FREY, SAULTZGROUP 2 CLASEN, LEAD; BAIRD, FLINDERS, GEYMAN, SHORE, TROYGROUP 3 ROSS, LEAD; L BURNETT, CRUZ, HERMAN, KASOVAC, PRISLINGROUP 4 EASTMAN, LEAD: HALL, HAUGHTON, LEROY, LEWIS, MURRAYGROUP 5 FOWKES, LEAD; BURNS, HARA, FREEMAN, MCCLELLAN, RUSH-KOLODZEYGROUP 6 OLSEN, LEAD: CHRISTMAN, HENLEY, KIMBALL, PUGNO, QUIRKGROUP 7 BABITZ, LEAD; RODOS, SMITH, WILKE, ZOLLINGER, ZRYDQUESTION OF THE DAY: When such solid 21st century industries as High Technology, Investment Banking, and Mortgage Banking can suffer sudden and unexpected shocks as “bubbles” burst, and airlines can close down without warning, when their cost structures become prohibitive, why should we regard the health care industry as immune from sudden, unexpected systemic change brought on by financial problems in the Medicare and Medicaid funds or the bankruptcy of private insurers?Since primary care, family practice and community medicine have achieved much with a relatively small share of the “health care dollar”, how might they be part of a “solution” to problems that might emerge in health care financing? people found this article helpful. What about you?