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For the Public Good Highlights from the Institute of Medicine, 1970-1995 (1995) / Chapter Skim
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CONTRIBUTORS' BIOGRAPHIES
Pages 203-208

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... His research interests include health care cost, access, and work force issues.
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... Public Health Service. The focus of her teaching and research is health policy and health services, with particular attention to population-based public health services.
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... His research interests include medical education, health policy issues, international health, and the prevention of disease and the maintenance of health among children, particularly through the development and use of vaccines.
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... . FIELD, Ph.D., is deputy director of the Division of Health Care Services, where she has lead responsibility for issues related to technology assessment and innovation; clinical practice guidelines; and health care organization, financing, and cost management.
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... She is also clinical professor of pediatrics, epidemiology, and social medicine at Albert Einstein College of Medicine, Yeshiva University. During 19931994, as a Robert Wood Johnson Health Policy Fellow, she worked on health care reform as a member of the Senate Finance Committee staff in Washington, D.C., drafting legislation related to health benefits, workforce, and financing medical education and academic health centers.
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... During her 5 years at the National Research Council and the TOM, she has directed projects related to risk assessment, vaccines and immunization, and, most recently, fetal alcohol syndrome. Her postdoctoral research fellowships were in neuroscience and in pharmacology.
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