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Mr. Gartner is co-director of the New Careers Development Center, City University of New York. The starting point for this report is a conference that the center conducted November 1516, 1971, in conjunction with the Center for Urban Studies of Johns Hopkins University. Funds to support the research came from a grant from the National Center for Health Services Research and Development, Health Services and Mental Health Administration. Tearsheet requests to Alan Gartner, New Careers Development Center, 184 Fifth Ave., New York, N.Y. 10010.
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Community Health Workers, Allied Health Personnel, Health Maintenance Organizations, Hospitals, General, United States, Career Mobility, Health Planning, Health Occupations, Task Performance and Analysis, Delivery of Health Care
Community Health Workers, Allied Health Personnel, Health Maintenance Organizations, Hospitals, General, United States, Career Mobility, Health Planning, Health Occupations, Task Performance and Analysis, Delivery of Health Care
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