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A short history of health care reform: Minnesota Medicine's perspective, 1934-1967
1Department of Surgery, University of Minnesota, USA.
Abstract:
From 1934 through 1967, Minnesota Medicine published a section called Medical Economics. The editors used the section to address the politics and economics of health care and health insurance by excerpting news items, reprinting opinion pieces, and contributing original material to inform and influence the readership. This article reviews the history of health care reform and organized medicine's response to it as reflected in this section of the journal.
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