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Trend 6 of 8: Forced Consumerism Due to Cost Shifting Has Fostered Fragmentation Without Corresponding Value
Trend 5 of 8: Supply Constraints Are Correlated With Inadequate Yield
Trend 4 of 8: The Value of Technological Advancements Is Uncertain
Trend 3 of 8: Government Innovation and Regulation Are Failing To Produce Value
Trend 2 of 8: Healthcare Utilization Patterns Suggest Health Status Will Continue To Decline
Trend 1 of 8: The Current Healthcare System Does Not Promote Health and Is Disproportionately Expensive
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