If you want to know what the government research priorities are, and where the government views its agenda as most likely to be achieved, see the NIH following release by clicking on the link..
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Our enormous, complex, confusing and expensive health system impacts every American's life. Does it help us or hurt us? Who makes the decisions which determine whether we live or die because of the care we receive? Who profits from those decisions? This blog's purpose to to help you understand and critically analyze our healthcare system. The more we know, the more we can demand and get improvement.
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About Me
- Henry P. Kaplan
- Saratoga, CA, United States
- With degrees in economics (A.B., William and Mary), law (J.D.,Harvard), and medicine (M.D..summa, State Un. of NY - Downstate). I have been a fellow of the Health Research Council of the City of New York studying union health programs and a U.S. Public Health Service Fellow in Hematology at Stanford University Medical School. I have taught at Tufts University, CCNY and Stanford Medical School (Assoc. Clinical Prof.). I have been Chief of Staff/board member of San Jose Hospital and Health Dimensions Health System and practiced internal medicine/hematology as well as health law (now retired from law practice). I have been a board member of the National Health Lawyers Association, the California Hospital Association, the San Jose Medical Group, the Northern California Red Cross Blood Services, the Wilson's Disease Association and the San Francisco Psychoanalytic Center. I am now on a hospital medical staff biomedical ethics committee. This blog accepts no financial support. To contact me offline: hpkaplanblog@gmail.com
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