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Health policy and planning: Public Law 93-641.

The policy and planning aspects of Public Law 93-641 (The National Health Planning and Resources Development Act) introduce important implications for the health care delivery system. The law contains the first delineation of a national health policy, as well as innovative provisions for the development of regional health plans. On the basis of these policies and plans, decisions are made that affect the allocation of health resources such as manpower and facilities. This paper discusses the national policies called for in the law and the planning process at the regional level. By viewing the politics and technology of plan development, the importance of and avenues for participation are clarified.