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OUR WORK
PUBLIC-PRIVATE PARTNERSHIPS
What is a Public-Private Partnership?
Public-private partnerships (P3's) are comprised of public and private organizations; including but not limited to: the financial industry, academic institutions, non-profit organizations, non-governmental organizations (NGO's), academia, insurance companies, data industry, biotechnology/pharmaceutical industry, healthcare institutions, media outlets and our federal and state governmental agencies.
All entities within the P3 framework work together to achieve the desired systemic shift in the healthcare delivery system in support of pre-existing social ideologies.
Issues with Public-Private Partnership Framework: The United States expanded use of public-private partnerships (P3's) in an attempt to find solutions to some of the nation's most complex issues. The unique structure of the P3's necessitates laws and regulations to ensure consumer safety. Citizens Interest seeks to develop the necessary oversight, transparency, and the preservation of individual rights within the public-private partnership initiatives.
THE PILLAR THEORY
Public-private partnerships are the driving force behind current day healthcare policy in the United States. Establishing the collaboration between private industry and federal agencies to achieve change within the healthcare and public-health systems.
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The public-private partnership initiatives create a closed system, where enterprise representatives alongside federal government agencies, are working through task-forces and committees, and rolling back consumer protection laws in order to permit a new model of clinical research to be conducted through the healthcare system, using private citizens without their knowledge or consent.
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