The price of health care is changing.
On Feb. 10, a government medical council approved a long list of revisions for the fees hospitals and pharmacies can charge under the nation's public health insurance program.
The dictionary-thick list reflects an effort by the government to reduce wastage, improve efficiency and encourage community-based health care, by tweaking the earnings of professionals and the costs patients have to pay.
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