Winter 1975 OSHA AND THE HEALTH SYSTEM PART 2
# 6 OSHA AND THE HEALTH SYSTEM PART 2 WINTER 1975 This Quarterly is global in scope and covers a quick review of
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Summer 1975 CANCER AND JOBS
# 8 CANCER AND JOBS SUMMER 1975 Starting off with a figure of 350,000 American cancer deaths every year in the 1970’s (in
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Health Perspectives Vol. II No. 6 November-December 1975 (Pub. 6/76)
CLINICAL LABS: IMPORTANCE TO THE CONSUMER This follow–up issue of Health Perspectives on hospital reimbursement (V. 2 # 5) now applied the same
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Health Perspectives Vol. II No. 5 September-October 1975 (Pub. 3/76)
HOSPITAL REIMBURSEMENT: IMPORTANCE TO CONSUMERS Most people who have enough resources are loath to question the value of what they buy if they
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Health Perspectives Vol. II No. 4 July-August 1975 (Pub. 1/76)
NATIONAL HEALTH CARE QUALITY CONTROL: THE ALTERNATIVES In 1979, Dr. Rosen, a professor at the Columbia University School of Public Health, made a
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Health Perspectives Vol. II No. 3 May-June 1975
Malpractice! A Consumer View Malpractice insurance is a cost to medical doctors and other practitioners. It is an expense to consumers when its
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Health Perspectives Vol. II No. 2 March-April 1975
HOSPITAL ACCREDITATION – WHERE DO WE GO FROM HERE? Never willing to let go of the idea that the public had a right
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Health Perspectives Vol. II No. 1 January-February 1975
AMBULATORY CARE PROGRAM A ROLE FOR THE CONSUMER On a few occasions the consumer movement was given legislative legitimacy. On those occasions the
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Fall 1975 OSHA GUIDES I AND II
# 9 OSHA GUIDES I AND II FALL 1975 Calling for joint efforts of providers, employers and employees to resolve workplace health and
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Spring 1975 NURSING HOME TRANSFER TRAUMA – THE PUBLIC INTEREST
# 7 NURSING HOME TRANSFER TRAUMA – THE PUBLIC INTEREST SPRING 1975 Starting with the premise that necessary change could be beneficial, the
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