To Improve Health and Health Care, 1997
The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Anthology
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Jan-03-1997
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This issue of the Anthology focuses on areas such as basic health care for Americans of all ages, improving services for people with chronic illnesses, and reducing the harm caused by substance abuse.
This annual Anthology of original articles about Robert Wood Johnson Foundation grants and programs captures and conveys the experiences, findings and lessons learned from a wide selection of the programs that we fund 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 policymakers and practitioners, as well as interested members of the public, the series offers valuable lessons for leaders and educators developing plans for the coming years.
Browse Volume
Editors' Introduction
Reach Out: Physicians' Initiative to Expand Care to Underserved Americans
A Review of the National Access-to-Care Surveys
Improving the Health Care Workforce
Expertise Meets Politics
The Media and Change in Health Systems
Addressing the Problem of Medical Malpractice
Unmet Need in the Community
Unexpected Returns
Developing Child Immunizations Registries
The Homeless Families Program
The National Health and Social Life Survey
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