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Health—A Corporate Dilemma; Health Care Management—A Corporate Solutions in specific circumstances, it has not been easy to establish the limits of such responsibility. In fact, over a period of many years these limits have been the subject of endless controversy accompanied by progressive liberalization of benefits for the employee and an increasing accountability for

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Comprehensive Care through Physicians Serving in Both Corporate and Private Practiceen this matter into their own hands. The Gillette Company, a large, diversified, multinational corporation headquartered in Boston, is a notable example of a corporation that maintains its social responsibility to employee and community.

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A New Corporate Prepaid Group Health Planem, North Carolina. This program represents the most extensive private health care commitment on the part of a corporate employer since the organization of the Kaiser-Permanente system in California more than thirty years ago. It is an outpatient, closed-panel health maintenance organization (HMO) d

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Contracting with an Independent Medical Organization for Corporate Health Programs and providing leadership for the nation’s health planners. The real issues in health care are cost containment, increased access to primary care, realization that registered nurses are an underutilized resource, and recognition that our populace should seek an . health condition but not . health ca

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