To Improve Health and Health Care, Volume V
The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Anthology
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In this volume of the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation's Anthology series, the authors provide a critical analysis of the Foundation's activities and how it tackles health and health care issues.
Written for policymakers and practitioners, as well as interested members of the public, the series offers useful lessons for leaders and educators developing plans for the coming years.
Browse Volume V
Editors' Introduction
The Nurse Home Visitation Program
The Health Policy Fellowships Program
Tuberculosis
Program-Related Investments
Recovery High School
The Foundation and AIDS
Programs to Improve the Health of Native Americans
Consumer Choice in Long-Term Care
Service Credit Banking
Tending Our Backyard
On Doctoring
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