Fall 1974 OSHA – A MEANS TO IMPROVE THE HEALTH OF AMERICANS
# 5 OSHA – A MEANS TO IMPROVE THE HEALTH OF AMERICANS FALL 1974 (PART I) This topic and publication fell under the
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Health Perspectives Vol. I No. 8 November-December 1974
HOSPITAL INSPECTION ITS IMPORTANCE TO THE CONSUMER Using the example of special interest success in presenting a view that is not challenged, this
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Health Perspectives Vol. I No. 7 September-October 1974
HOSPITAL INSPECTION ITS IMPORTANCE TO THE CONSUMER Americans have a strong belief in the myth of freedom. That myth has a corollary that
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Health Perspectives Vol. I No. 6 July-August 1974
FREEDOM OF INFORMATION THE RIGHT OF THE PUBLIC TO KNOW This publication recalls many of the issues that surrounded the right of the
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Health Perspectives Vol. I No. 5 May-June 1974
PROFILE ON OPEN-HEART SURGICAL FACILITIES IN THE NEW YORK CITY AREA After the brief interlude into patients’ rights and representatives, CCHAS resumed its
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Health Perspectives Vol. I No. 4 February-April 1974
PROFILE OF PATIENTS RIGHTS AND HOSPITAL REPRESENTATIVES By the time the next issue was in preparation, CCAHS was being approached by special interest
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Health Perspectives Vol. I No. 3 November 1973 – January 1974
PROFILE OF GOVERNING BODIES OF NEW YORK CITY VOLUNTARY HOSPITALS While the CCAHS was following the lead of others in some ways who
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Winter 1974 A COMPARISON OF HOSPITAL SURVEYERS (sic) IN NEW YORK STATE WINTER
# 2 A COMPARISON OF HOSPITAL SURVEYERS (sic) IN NEW YORK STATE WINTER 1974 This Quarterly compared the JCAH to the agencies of New
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Summer 1974 JCAH ACCREDITATION –– THE LINCOLN HOSPITAL EXPERIENCE
# 4 JCAH ACCREDITATION – – THE LINCOLN HOSPITAL EXPERIENCE SUMMER 1974 This publication integrates several components under the rubric of accreditation. The
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Spring 1974 CONSUMER EXPERIENCES IN HOSPITAL ACCREDITATION
# 3 CONSUMER EXPERIENCES IN HOSPITAL ACCREDITATION SPRING 1974 Building on a previous Quarterly published in Fall 1973, this issue provided recent experiences
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