How Many Doctors Do We Need? A Policy Agenda for the United States in the 1990's Based on the Tenth Private Sector Conference, 1985

This volume addresses the public and private policies affecting physician supply in the United States, focusing on the physician surplus, market forces, and geographic distribution of physicians, life-style choices and evolving practice patterns, market influences of foreign medical graduates, the university's role in establishing priorities for medical education, and other pertinent topics.Yaggy, Duncan is the author of 'How Many Doctors Do We Need? A Policy Agenda for the United States in the 1990's Based on the Tenth Private Sector Conference, 1985' with ISBN 9780822305774 and ISBN 0822305771.