Principles for forging a national health plan.
One point which has emerged with a resounding voice during this conference is the need to clearly assemble and carefully communicate data and information as a means of empowerment. We hope that the recommendations from this conference will contribute to this end. We urge all to become actively involved in seeking change, and ensuring that the future health of Americans and of our nation will not reflect our inequitable, costly present.
Enochs
R
R
Health Care Administration and Planning Program, Meharry Medical College.
Cato
A
A
Jillson-Boostrom
I
I
Bonnyman
G
G
Braithwaite
R
R
Cebrun
A
A
Kirkland-Essien
J D
JD
Evans
T
T
Hardy
R
R
Scott
V
V
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