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To improve human health : a history of the Institute of Medicine
Title:
To improve human health : a history of the Institute of Medicine
JLCTITLE245:
Edward D. Berkowitz.
Personal Author:
Publication Information:
Washington, D.C. : National Academy Press, 1998.
Physical Description:
1 online resource (xiii, 294 pages) : illustrations
ISBN:
9780585006833
Local Note:
UAS/JPL: EBSCO Academic Subscription.
Bibliography Note:
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Geographic Term:
Variant Title:
Portion of title: History of the Institute of Medicine
Contents:
Creating the Institute of Medicine -- The Page Discussion Group -- Walsh McDermott and the Board on Medicine -- The Heart Transplant Statement -- Business of the Board -- Debate over a National Academy of Medicine -- Rejection by the National Academy of Sciences -- The Diplomacy Reconciliation -- The Institute of Medicine -- The Institute of Medicine Begins Operations -- Recruiting Members -- John Hogness -- Staffing the Institute and Bureaucratic Routines -- Cancer Wars -- Entitlement and Health Contrasts -- Health Effects of Aboration -- Policy Statements -- The Costs of Education Study -- The Program Committee -- Fund-Raising -- Organizational Routines -- Relations with the National Academy of Sciences -- Donald Fredrickson -- The Hamburg Era -- David Hamburg Arrives -- Ruth Hanft and the Social Security Studies -- The Institute Recharts Its Course -- Reorganization -- Clearing the Pipeline -- The Malpractice Study and the Polio Study -- The Embrace of the Carter Administration -- Working for the Carter Administration on International and Mental Health -- Working with the Carter Administration: The Dental Study and the Surgeon General's Report -- Riddles of Power -- Fund-Raising -- Defining the Institute's Mission -- Fred Robbins and the Sproull Report -- Searching for Frederick Robbins -- Backlist of Projects -- The Ebert Report -- Advent of the Reagan Administration -- Studies During the Reagan Era -- Fund-Raising -- The Sproull Report -- Defending the Institute of Medicine -- Expansion of the Institute of Medicine.
Source of Description Note:
Print version record.
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