Historically in the United States, relationships between clinicians and healthcare insurers have been ____.
A) harmonious and mutually satisfactory
B) one-way, with insurers dictating terms
C) one-way, with clinicians dictating terms
D) disastrous, with both groups losing money

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Historically, healthcare insurers in the United States have had significant power in determining the terms of healthcare delivery, often dictating conditions and reimbursements to clinicians, leading to a one-way relationship where insurers have the upper hand.

Historically in the United States, Relationships Between Clinicians and Healthcare