Planning for the Nation's Health: A Study of Twentieth-Century Developments in the United States by Grace Budrys
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Planning for the Nation's Health
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About Grace Budrys
GRACE BUDRYS is Director of the Public Services Program and Associate Professor of Sociology at DePaul University.
Table of Contents
Preface The Topic of Health Planning Part I. The History of Health Planning Health Planning Proposals and Programs The Effects of Health Planning Over Time The Rise and Decline of Professional Control Evaluating Health Planning Part II. The Urban HSA The Participants' Evaluation of Success The Emergence of Groups The Teeth in the Law That Didn't Work Part III. Summary and Implications Conclusions Appendix References Index
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NPB9780313253485
9780313253485
031325348X
Planning for the Nation's Health: A Study of Twentieth-Century Developments in the United States by Grace Budrys
New
Hardback
Bloomsbury Publishing Plc
1987-02-04
168
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