Are the Carter administration's NHI principles appropriate for resolving health problems in the United States? An examination of the applicability of these principles to the problems--categorized in terms of health status indicators, health care resources, and consumer satisfaction--concludes that evidence in these areas does not indicate a need for NHI. Recommendations for establishing appropriate health care proposals follow.
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