According to Henderson, what are the three alternatives strategies (U.S. Policy Alternatives) routinely complete for acceptance in planning the way health care should be delivered and financed in the United States? Please briefly discuss each of these policy alternatives.

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Q: Give examples of horizontal and vertical integrations in health care systems?

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