Motherhood and apple pie: the effectiveness of medical care for children
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Motherhood and apple pie: the effectiveness of medical care for children
Milbank Mem Fund Q Health Soc.
1985 Summer.
Abstract
The impact upon health of changes in public policy regarding health services has not been systematically assessed. The long-term, and largely irreversible, effects of reduced support for health services to children present special challenges to collaborative research between clinical and public health approaches. Preliminary evidence from such a collaborative study of a variety of illnesses and interventions is persuasive of real benefit from prompt access to medical care.
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