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    Primary Care Shortage Will Grow Unless US Reforms Graduate Medical Education System

    Despite a critical shortage of primary care in the United States less than 25 percent of newly minted doctors go into this field and only a tiny fraction, 4.8 percent, set up shop in rural areas, according to a study by researchers at the George Washington University School of Public Health and...
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    What liberal reforms were introduced in 1906-1912?

    What liberal reforms were introduced in 1906-1912 by the liberal government?
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    List some reasons why Liberal Reforms were introduced in the UK on 1906 - 1914?

    I already know quite a lot but I would like to see if there are any that I have missed out. Thank you in advance.
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    Analyze and discuss the reforms made by Napoleon and their short term and...

    ...long term consequences on Europe.? AP Euro FRQ help please? Isn't the Napoleonic code a reform? Thank you!!!
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    What reforms (in Russia) were introduced and how extensive were they?

    Just a few points would be helpful, thanks.
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    Doctors Sceptical About The Benefits Of Health Reforms According To New Survey, UK

    A new survey commissioned by The King's Fund with Doctors.net.uk (DNUK) has revealed significant scepticism among doctors about the government's proposed health reforms. - Less than 1 in 4 doctors believe that the government's proposed reforms will improve patient care. - Just over 1 in 5...
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    WAS THE STATEMENT by nancy pelosi about making sweeping ethic reforms a joke?

    was it laughable that this old hag claims they have made progress,and then you see maxine waters and charlie rangel?
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    'The Most Vulnerable Could Be At Risk In Government Welfare Reforms', Says Unite

    The most vulnerable in society must not lose out in the new proposed welfare reform package announced by the government , Unite, the largest union in the country, has warned. Unite said that the proposals unveiled by the Work and Pensions Secretary, Iain Duncan Smith merited consideration...
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    Seniors Worry About Medicare Reforms, Especially Changes To Medicare Advantage

    The Associated Press: "While Democrats hail the sweeping legislation as the greatest expansion of the social safety net since Medicare, they also fear that seniors won't see it that way for this fall's elections. Indeed, Republicans have portrayed the overhaul as a raid on Medicare - a bedrock...
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    Daschle: Incremental Health Reforms Won't Work

    Kaiser Health News editors and reporters talked Monday with former Senate Majority Leader Tom Daschle about health reform's current dynamics, strategies, key issues and chances of passage. Daschle was nominated by President Barack Obama to be secretary of Health and Human Services and the White...
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    Daschle: Incremental Health Reforms Won't Work

    Kaiser Health News editors and reporters talked Monday with former Senate Majority Leader Tom Daschle about health reform's current dynamics, strategies, key issues and chances of passage. Daschle was nominated by President Barack Obama to be secretary of Health and Human Services and the White...
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    States Push Ahead On Health Care Reforms And Policy Issues, Pre-Empting Some Provisio

    Politico: "State lawmakers in at least three dozen states are pushing ahead with a series of measures aimed at pre-empting whatever might come out of Washington. On the left, Democrats in the California Senate recently approved a measure to establish a state-run, single-payer health care system...
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