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Nanostructure Science and Technologylth care. This momentum is evidenced by growth in membership of the National Society of Patient Representatives of the American Hospital Association. The Society, organized in 1971 with 102 members, now has some 2000 members in the national organization and its 28 local and state chapters. It is est

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https://doi.org/10.1007/b137569rdinarily important that we health advocates not slice the life cycle into too many unrelated bits and pieces. It is thus of great importance to bring together advocates from many groups representing difficult stages of life, and diverse groups such as those represented in this volume need a unified

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-49847-7me, the workers were paid the magnificent salary of $1.15 an hour, averaging almost 30 cents more per hour than other hospital workers. Justifiably, the administration of the hospital felt that they were so far out in front on the salary issue that the negotiations became quite difficult. So, we cho

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