Title: A Public Relations Propoganda Piece
Product review: I purchased Severed Trust with great expectations. Upon completion I can only say that the author is part of the problem. The book's advice and tone is pompous and arrogant at best. Misleading and misguided are also applicable adjectives.The twin pillars Lundenberg advocates for MDs to regain the trust and confidence of the American public are limiting access to the health-care system and limiting organ transplants to one per patient.Lundenberg fails to address the important health-care choices facing the public, including nutrition, diet, alternative treatments, and ever-increasing costs.The book is written by an MD so close to the problems he cannot or will not honestly critique his profession.Lundenberg's work is an insider's view of his own navel. It reads like a public relations piece rather than insightful examination of the issues and potential solutions in the public and private health-care arenas.
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