The Basic Concept of Managed Care as Developed in the 1930s

Multiple Choice

The basic concept of managed care as developed in the 1930s was to: ​

A) combat the rising cost and decreasing quality of health care.
B) guarantee a defined set of services for a negotiated fee.
C) increase the self-sufficiency of families who received federal aid.
D) recognize the multiplicity of human needs and coordinate care.