The author of the passage most likely uses the word business to emphasize that
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[[snippet]]The author uses the word business to refer to a specific aspect of hospitals' activities: that which is concerned with money.
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[[snippet]]The word business does not imply that hospitals' only aim is to make money, but that making money is needed to run a hospital.
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[[snippet]]The second sentence of the third paragraph implies that medical programs were canceled due to lack of funds, which shows us that the business aspects have a profound effect on medical considerations.
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[[snippet]]We have no information to support this claim.
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[[snippet]]This answer choice makes a faulty generalization. This passage deals with a specific issue, readmissions, and there is no indication that finances and medicine are always at odds.
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[[snippet]]The second sentence of the third paragraph tells us that, in the case of readmissions, the business interests of the hospitals interfere with patient care.