Advocates have been really pleased because it illustrates what they've been saying about the health care system, and takes a boring subject and makes it interesting ... Individuals are usually really angry after seeing it, because they either don't know that this is happening or have thought that it wasn't as widespread as it is.
Where can someone watch your documentary?
It will be shown in collaboration with our partners around the country - the first of those screenings are now listed on our web site on the screenings page and on the home page . We are very excited to be working with our four national and many local partners.
What are you hoping for with the film?
We are hoping that the film will be used by advocates around the country to help demonstrate that health care costs are simply too high for most Americans, and that whatever reforms are put into place, measures are taken to reduce these costs.
Any links for our readers who may want to know more about the film or the larger health care context?
As for getting involved, one of the best ways is to go to the site of one of our partners, Community Catalyst. Their web site has a wealth of information and explains how people can get involved. communitycatalyst.org
Thank you, Rebecca, for making this well-done, disturbing and thought-provoking film, and for talking with OpEdNews about it. Charles and John, the two whistle blowers, will join me for the second part of this interview.
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Do No Harm website (www.donoharmdoc.com) where you can buy the DVD, read more about the film, see the list of film showings, host your own showing, and discover other ways to get involved in healthcare reform.
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Where can someone watch your documentary?
It will be shown in collaboration with our partners around the country - the first of those screenings are now listed on our web site on the screenings page and on the home page . We are very excited to be working with our four national and many local partners.
What are you hoping for with the film?
We are hoping that the film will be used by advocates around the country to help demonstrate that health care costs are simply too high for most Americans, and that whatever reforms are put into place, measures are taken to reduce these costs.
Any links for our readers who may want to know more about the film or the larger health care context?
Thank you, Rebecca, for making this well-done, disturbing and thought-provoking film, and for talking with OpEdNews about it. Charles and John, the two whistle blowers, will join me for the second part of this interview.
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Do No Harm website (www.donoharmdoc.com) where you can buy the DVD, read more about the film, see the list of film showings, host your own showing, and discover other ways to get involved in healthcare reform.
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