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Volume 22, Issue 4

1 August 1997

ISSN 0361-6878

EISSN 1527-1927

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Editorial
Health Care into the Next Century: Markets, States, and Communities: Part 3: Community and Learning
- Community: Meaning and Opportunity
- Learning for the Future

Editorial

Editor’s Note

Mark A. Peterson

Health Care into the Next Century: Markets, States, and Communities: Part 3: Community and Learning

Community: Meaning and Opportunity

Paradigms Lost: The Persisting Search for Community in U.s. Health Policy

Mark Schlesinger

Abstract

Enemies of the People: The Moral Dimension to Public Health

James A. Morone

Abstract

Community Control in a World of Regional Delivery Systems

Bruce Spitz

Abstract

Community Experiments in Action: Developing Community-Defined Models for Reconfiguring Health Care Delivery

Richard J. Bogue; Mazda Antia; Rita Harmata; Claude H. Hall, Jr.

Abstract

Learning for the Future

The Limits of Social Learning: Translating Analysis into Action

Mark A. Peterson

Abstract

News and Notes

David G. Warren

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