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Signal Processing for Audio HCIare in 1970 increased to almost twice that amount in 1976 and is projected by the Department of Health, Education, and Welfare to exceed $240 billion by 1982. Health care expenditures in 1976 represented 8.6 percent of gross national product. This was up from 5.9 percent in 1967 and, left unchecked,

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Handbook of Signal Processing in Acoustics did not exist only a few years ago. It is in this context that we must view the opinions said to be commonly held by workers regarding physicians and surgeons in the employ of industry (“company doctors”). Although they may have been long held, these opinions form the basis of an emerging crisis. T

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Industry’s Medical Involvement Today correlation between the patient’s morbidity and his work. Now, over 200 years later, how is occupational medicine adjusting to the times? Are physicians still asking about their patients’ work history? If they aren’t, they should be!

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Union Health Clinics fewer unions operate health centers than ever before, and the number is probably still declining. Among those union sponsored efforts remaining, three bear closer examination: two clinics operated by the Amalgamated Clothing and Textile Workers (ACTWU) in St. Louis and Chicago, and some programs conducted by the United Mine Workers (UMW).

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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 Corporation’s Experience with Independent Practice Association HMOsn organizer and a purchaser of this type of plan. We have organized and we help administer and coordinate plans at various locations in Wisconsin—Wausau, Green Bay, Milwaukee, Eau Claire, Chippewa Falls—which now involve over 30,000 enrollees, 36 hospitals, and more than 1,500 physicians. We have al