Health in Handcuffs
Health in Handcuffs
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One may raise an eyebrow over the reference in the second paragraph to "these emergencies. " How long must a need persist and still remain an emergency?
The third paragraph, however, goes up a blind alley. Just why does "great progress" in death rates reflect "good quality of medi- cal care now provided"? Does not the AMA know that a high death rate may be reduced and still leave us in a disgraceful po- sition ?
The fourth and fifth paragraphs express hopes in which every- THE AMA RESOLUTIONS O...F SEPTEMBER, 1938 14!
one joins. We are all for improvement of food, housing and pub- lic health education. Then, the AMA endorses tax support to pro- vide medical care for the medically needy. And in the last para- graph it endorses the Federal-aid proposal advanced by the gov- ernment committee's Recommendation III.
4. Under Recommendation IV on a General Program of Medical Care: Your committee approves the principle of hospital service insur- ance which is being widely adopted throughout the country.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
One may raise an eyebrow over the reference in the second paragraph to "these emergencies. " How long must a need persist and still remain an emergency?
The third paragraph, however, goes up a blind alley. Just why does "great progress" in death rates reflect "good quality of medi- cal care now provided"? Does not the AMA know that a high death rate may be reduced and still leave us in a disgraceful po- sition ?
The fourth and fifth paragraphs express hopes in which every- THE AMA RESOLUTIONS O...F SEPTEMBER, 1938 14!
one joins. We are all for improvement of food, housing and pub- lic health education. Then, the AMA endorses tax support to pro- vide medical care for the medically needy. And in the last para- graph it endorses the Federal-aid proposal advanced by the gov- ernment committee's Recommendation III.
4. Under Recommendation IV on a General Program of Medical Care: Your committee approves the principle of hospital service insur- ance which is being widely adopted throughout the country.
What to read after Health in Handcuffs?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Adams Kingsbury to read onlineMoreLess
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