Podiatry: Critical issues in the 1980s
J.K. Skipper and
J.E. Hughes
American Journal of Public Health, 1984, vol. 74, issue 5, 507-508
Abstract:
As part of a larger study on the place of podiatry within the American health care system, this report suggests four critical issues facing podiatry as an independent health profession in the 1980s. The four concerns are: low visibility and credibility, lack of a strong professional self-image, struggle for more liberal hospital priveleges, and the threat of loss of federal financial support.
Date: 1984
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