Occupational Health in the 1990s

Strategic Planning in the Occupational Health Department

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Occupational health in the 1990s. Developing a platform for disease prevention.

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A health promotion primer for the 1990s.

HEALTH POLICY ISSUES FOR THE 1990s

' costs hayje -b-QcoM-e anyvd*W-@s@@econDMY. In@W8, affeat concern of the federal and state over $2,000 per capita was spent on health governments, employers, providers and care, a 100 percent increase in per capita individuals. The large number of individspending since 1980.1 These figures have uals without health insurance coverage is a very real effect on our everyday livesalso of great conc...

The 1990s Medical Director and Health Insurance

Dr. Couch is a medical quality management consultant serving providers and purchasers of health care services (including insurers and corporations) nationwide. He represents the 6,000 physician executives of the American College of Physician Executives and American College of Utilization Review Physicians at the JCAHO. He is associated with the Leonard Davis Institute of Health Economics of the...