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Public hospitals--critical or recovering?

PUBLIC HOSPITALS are much in the public eye these days. Questions about their current role in the health care delivery system, their ability to provide services to a large part of the nation's population, and what their proper future should be are being asked with increasing frequency by a significant number of health professionals and consumers. This concern is not a new phenomenon; it dates back almost as far as the origin of the public hospital system in this country. The Federal Government has been an active participant in this debate. In 1967, the Public Health Service held an important working conference of public health professionals to examine