The stakes for the failure of healthcare organizations are high - if an organization is the sole provider of care for a geographic region, its failure may result in a loss of available care for all individuals within that region. Given these stakes, do you believe that healthcare organizations should be subject to the evaluation of their financial health by an outside entity? Would this evaluative entity be managed publically (i.e., governmentally) or privately? Would it have a regulatory function? What are the advantages and disadvantages associated with this evaluative entity?

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