To Improve Health and Health Care, Volume VII
The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Anthology
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This Anthology volume provides an in-depth look into the programs the Foundation funds. The cases discussed in this volume, offer a critical analysis of the Foundation's activities and how it tackles health and health care issues.
Written by the country's leading science and medical journalists, as well as experts from universities and the Foundation, the Anthology series is written for policymakers and practitioners, as well as interested members of the public. It offers valuable lessons for leaders and educators developing plans for the coming years.
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Foreword
Editors' Introduction
Acknowledgments
The Fighting Back Program
Join Together and CADCA
The Robert Wood Johnson's Efforts to Contain Health Care Costs
The Teaching Nursing Home Program
The Robert Wood Johnson Clinical Scholars Program
The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation's Commitment to Increasing Minorities in the Health Professions
The National Health Policy Forum
The Injury Free Coalition for Kids
The Homeless Prenatal Program
The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation's Response to Emergencies
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