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History of Politics in American Medicine

Session #: 856-144
Presenter(s): Robert B. Doherty
Session Length: 1:00 hr
Event: 2006 ACP Annual Session
Date: April 6-8, 2006

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1. What key health care policy issues dominated the political agenda in the United States from colonial days to today?
2. What lessons can we learn from history that may guide medicine's future involvement in the political process?
3. How has the medical profession's involvement in politics affected the debate on those issues?

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