To Improve Health and Health Care, 2000
The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Anthology
Research
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This annual Anthology of original articles about the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation grants and programs captures and conveys the experiences, findings and lessons learned from a wide selection of the programs that the Foundation funds, which tackle some of today's most critical health care issues.
The Anthology series reflects the Foundation's commitment to sharing knowledge resulting from our grantmaking with those who can use and benefit from it. Written for policy-makers and practitioners, as well as interested members of the public, the Anthology series offers valuable lessons for leaders and educators developing plans for the coming years.
Some highlights from this year's issue of the Anthology include access to care, services for people with chronic conditions, the Foundation's research initiatives, and collaboration with other philanthropies.
Browse Contents
Editors' Introduction
School-Based Health Clinics
Expanding Health Insurance for Children
The Minority Medical Education Program
Coming Home: Affordable Assisted Living for the Rural Elderly
Adult Day Centers
The Program on Chronic Mental Illness
Research as a Foundation Strategy
Linking Biomedical and Behavioral Research for Tobacco Use Prevention: Sundance and Beyond
The Local Initiatives Funding Partners Program
The Emergency Medical Services Program
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