An edition of The health care crisis in the United States (1997)

The health care crisis in the United States

a bibliography

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The health care crisis in the United States
Joan Nordquist, Joan Nordquist
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The health care crisis in the United States

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Reference and Research Services
Language
English
Pages
72

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Subjects

Bibliography, Cost of Medical care, Medical care, Right to health care

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United States

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The health care crisis in the United States: a bibliography
1997, Reference and Research Services
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Published in
Santa Cruz, CA, USA
Series
Contemporary social issues,, no. 46, Contemporary social issues (Santa Cruz, Calif.) ;, no. 46.
Genre
Bibliography.

Classifications

Dewey Decimal Class
016.3621/0973
Library of Congress
Z6675.E2 N67 1997, RA395.A3 N67 1997

The Physical Object

Pagination
72 p. ;
Number of pages
72

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL409571M
ISBN 10
0937855901
LCCN
98110993
OCLC/WorldCat
37744775
Goodreads
5055882

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