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[Responsibility for quality of health care].

CONCERN WITH THE quality of medical or health care is nothing new. The American Medical Association was organized over 100 years ago for the purpose of improving the quality of the health care of the American people. Medical researchers and educators have always been concerned with pressing forward to gain new knowledge and to incorporate new information and new techniques into everyday patient care. By the turn of the century enough progress had been made so that Lawrence J. Henderson, a biochemist turned philosopher, was able to state that for the first time in history a random patient who saw a random doctor stood a better than even chance to benefit from the encounter. Since then, the body of scientific knowledge has approximately doubled with