Health Planning in the United States Selected Policy Issues, Report of a Study, Volume I (1981) / Chapter Skim
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I. Introduction
I. Introduction
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At the end of its first year's work, the committee made specific recommendations to the Health Resources Administration on the possible use of national health planning guidelines as instruments for the establishment and promulgation of public policy. The committee observed that in a heterogeneous society that values the collaborative, bargaining mode of policymaking, the process of creating guidelines is itself important.
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to clarify the issues and expand the knowledge base, thus assisting the Health Resources Administration in preparing, retaining and revising policies and guidelines on consumer participation and national, state, and local relationships in health planning, (2) to assist Health Systems Agencies, Statewide Health Coordinating Councils and State Health Planning and Development Agencies in fostering the most effective linkages with each other and other agencies; (3)
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Chapter II provides a short overview of the health planning program. It discusses some of the general issues concerning topics covered in detail in Chapters III and IV, and provides background information on the purposes of the health planning
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The committee feels that the papers by themselves constitute major contributions to the quality of current debates in health planning and should be disseminated broadly.
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