Progress and Problems in Medical and Dental Education: Federal Support Versus Federal Control

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San Francisco: Jossey-Bass

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The Carnegie Council

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The Carnegie Council report Progress and Problems in Medical and Dental Education: Federal Support Versus Federal Control (September 1976) studies the legislative issues that emerged following the 1970 Carnegie Commission report medical and dental education, advocating for sustained and consistent federal support for training doctors and dentists.

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