Name: A Forty-Year Retrospective of President Nixon's Committee on Health Education: A Whistle-Blower's Diary (en Inglés)
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Author: Cauffman And Ronald L. Linder
ISBN: 9781475995848

portada A Forty-Year Retrospective of President Nixon's Committee on Health Education: A Whistle-Blower's Diary (en Inglés)

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Editorial

Iuniverse

Autor

Cauffman And Ronald L. Linder

Año

2013

Idioma

Inglés

N° páginas

158

Encuadernación

Tapa Dura

ISBN13

9781475995848

Categorías

Sistemas y servicios de la salud
Medicina popular y salud

A Forty-Year Retrospective of President Nixon's Committee on Health Education: A Whistle-Blower's Diary (en Inglés)

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Corruption within the Nixon administration was not limited to Watergate; his Committee on Health Education ignored and suppressed the opinions of professional health educators. In this history, two education insiders explain why and how the committee was a sham from the beginning. One of the authors-Joy Garrison Cauffman-participated on the committee and was threatened by President Nixon's representatives for expressing her opinions. Now Cauffman and her coauthor, Ronald L. Linder, reveal how political insiders took steps to form the bogus committee; how President Nixon and his people quashed the recommendations of educators; how slush funds drive what goes on in Washington, DC; and how bureaucrats continue to distort the issues related to health education. Several committee members argued against the predetermined outcomes of the committee's work, but they were silenced-and the price they paid for speaking up is shocking. The future of health care in America is critically dependent on our ability to educate people on how to establish and maintain their health. But to make that possible, we must learn from the mistakes showcased in A Forty-Year Retrospective of President Nixon's Committee on Health Education.