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Voluntary Health Agencies and Government

JAMA, 1966
The expanding role of government in the health field confronts voluntary health agencies, not with obsolescence, but with new challenges. Only if these agencies lose their verve and flexibility will their future be in jeopardy. Changes in their relationship to government obviously are taking place.
P. Ellwood
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THE MEDICAL PROFESSION AND THE VOLUNTARY HEALTH AGENCIES

Journal of the American Medical Association, 1954
The average physician is not fully aware of the great number of voluntary public health agencies that exist throughout the country. He may know of two or three in his community and of a few national ones, but beyond that, unless he is very active in community affairs, civic matters, or public health, he usually has no knowledge of the number or types ...
E. Press
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Voluntary health agencies

American Heart Journal, 1945
Selskar M. Gunn, Phillip S. Platt
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"I Quit": Schedule Volatility as a Driver of Voluntary Employee Turnover

Manufacturing & Service Operations Management, 2023
Problem definition: Employers across many sectors of the economy have been fast to adopt variable work scheduling policies. The cost of this flexibility for employers is usually borne by employees, for whom unstable work schedules create several ...
A. Bergman, G. David, Hummy Song
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Voluntary Separations and COVID-19: A Snapshot of Turnover Intention in the Federal Workforce in the First Year of the Pandemic

Journal of Public Health Management and Practice, 2023
Voluntary separations can exact heavy tolls on organizations that affect their efficiency or effectiveness. This historical retrospective investigates how the COVID-19 pandemic may have influenced federal employees' intention to leave for reasons other ...
J. Orr, J. Leider
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Impact of training of mothers, drug shop attendants and voluntary health workers on effective diagnosis and treatment of malaria in Lagos, Nigeria

Tropical Parasitology, 2019
Background: The National Malaria Eradication Program and international agencies are keen on scaling up the use of malaria rapid diagnostic tests (mRDTs) and artemisinin-based combination therapies (ACTs) for effective diagnosis and treatment of the ...
O. Ajibaye, E. Balogun, Y. Olukosi, Bassey A. Orok, K. Oyebola, B. Iwalokun, O. Aina, O. Shittu, A. Adeneye, O. Ojewunmi, Kiyoshi Kita, S. Awolola   +11 more
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