Abstract:
:Time is running out for public health organizations, says Charles Harper. Their traditional role in the health system is eroding rapidly. To reestablish the place they deserve in the health system will require an aggressive and united effort on the part of all public health professionals. As a counterpoint to Harper's article, Donald Smith asserts that the decline is a result more of a negative image and changing standards than of managerial problems.
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Health Care Manage Revjournal_title
Health care management reviewauthors
Harper CL,Smith DSkeywords:
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1979-10-01 00:00:00pages
31-43issue
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0361-6274issn
1550-5030journal_volume
4pub_type
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