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Are We There Yet? Seizing the Moment to Integrate Medicine and Public Health
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Scutchfield, F. Douglas
, Thacker, Stephen B.
, Michener, J. Lloyd
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20th century
/ Community Health Centers - history
/ Cultural change
/ Delivery of Health Care, Integrated - history
/ Disease prevention
/ Epidemiology
/ General public
/ Health care
/ Health care access
/ Health facilities
/ Health services
/ History, 20th Century
/ History, 21st Century
/ Hospitals
/ Humans
/ Illnesses
/ Indigent care
/ Leadership
/ Managed Care Programs - history
/ Medical schools
/ Medicare
/ Medicine
/ Monetary incentives
/ Physicians
/ Population
/ Preventive medicine
/ Primary care
/ Primary Health Care - history
/ Public health
/ Public health education
/ Public Health Practice - history
/ Social justice
/ Uninsured people
/ United States
2012
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Are We There Yet? Seizing the Moment to Integrate Medicine and Public Health
by
Scutchfield, F. Douglas
, Thacker, Stephen B.
, Michener, J. Lloyd
in
20th century
/ Community Health Centers - history
/ Cultural change
/ Delivery of Health Care, Integrated - history
/ Disease prevention
/ Epidemiology
/ General public
/ Health care
/ Health care access
/ Health facilities
/ Health services
/ History, 20th Century
/ History, 21st Century
/ Hospitals
/ Humans
/ Illnesses
/ Indigent care
/ Leadership
/ Managed Care Programs - history
/ Medical schools
/ Medicare
/ Medicine
/ Monetary incentives
/ Physicians
/ Population
/ Preventive medicine
/ Primary care
/ Primary Health Care - history
/ Public health
/ Public health education
/ Public Health Practice - history
/ Social justice
/ Uninsured people
/ United States
2012
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Are We There Yet? Seizing the Moment to Integrate Medicine and Public Health
by
Scutchfield, F. Douglas
, Thacker, Stephen B.
, Michener, J. Lloyd
in
20th century
/ Community Health Centers - history
/ Cultural change
/ Delivery of Health Care, Integrated - history
/ Disease prevention
/ Epidemiology
/ General public
/ Health care
/ Health care access
/ Health facilities
/ Health services
/ History, 20th Century
/ History, 21st Century
/ Hospitals
/ Humans
/ Illnesses
/ Indigent care
/ Leadership
/ Managed Care Programs - history
/ Medical schools
/ Medicare
/ Medicine
/ Monetary incentives
/ Physicians
/ Population
/ Preventive medicine
/ Primary care
/ Primary Health Care - history
/ Public health
/ Public health education
/ Public Health Practice - history
/ Social justice
/ Uninsured people
/ United States
2012
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Are We There Yet? Seizing the Moment to Integrate Medicine and Public Health
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Are We There Yet? Seizing the Moment to Integrate Medicine and Public Health
2012
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Overview
Multiple promising but unsustainable attempts have been made to maintain programs integrating primary care and public health since the middle of the last century. During the 1960s, social justice movements expanded access to primary care and began to integrate primary care with public health concepts both to meet community needs for medical care and to begin to address the social determinants of health. Two decades later, the managed care movement offered opportunities for integration of primary care and public health as many employers and government payers attempted to control health costs and bring disease prevention strategies in line with payment mechanisms. Today, we again have the opportunity to align primary care with public health to improve the community's health.
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American Public Health Association
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