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Foreword, by Senators Tom Daschle and Bill Frist, MD
Preface
Acknowledgments
Introduction: The State of Disease Prevention
Part 1: Prevention within the Healthcare Setting
Chapter 1. How Do You Insert Prevention into Healthcare's Value Equation?
Chapter 2. Why Is Strengthening Primary Care So Important for Prevention?
Chapter 3. Where Should Healthcare Look outside the Walls of the Clinical Setting?
Chapter 4. Social Determinants and Healthcare: Is It Time to Go Upstream?
Part 2: Prevention outside the Healthcare Setting
Chapter 5. Personal Responsibility or Policy, Systems, and Environmental Change?
Chapter 6. Why Do We Take Public Health for Granted?
Chapter 7. Public Health Emergency Preparedness: The Great Uniter?
Chapter 8. Is Global Health US Health?
Conclusion: Twenty-First-Century Urgent Challenges and Promising Opportunities
Epilogue
Notes
Index

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      Publisher: Johns Hopkins University Press
      Publication Date: 28/01/2020
      ISBN13: 9781421433653, 978-1421433653
      ISBN10: 1421433656
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      Description

      Book Synopsis


      Table of Contents

      Foreword, by Senators Tom Daschle and Bill Frist, MD
      Preface
      Acknowledgments
      Introduction: The State of Disease Prevention
      Part 1: Prevention within the Healthcare Setting
      Chapter 1. How Do You Insert Prevention into Healthcare's Value Equation?
      Chapter 2. Why Is Strengthening Primary Care So Important for Prevention?
      Chapter 3. Where Should Healthcare Look outside the Walls of the Clinical Setting?
      Chapter 4. Social Determinants and Healthcare: Is It Time to Go Upstream?
      Part 2: Prevention outside the Healthcare Setting
      Chapter 5. Personal Responsibility or Policy, Systems, and Environmental Change?
      Chapter 6. Why Do We Take Public Health for Granted?
      Chapter 7. Public Health Emergency Preparedness: The Great Uniter?
      Chapter 8. Is Global Health US Health?
      Conclusion: Twenty-First-Century Urgent Challenges and Promising Opportunities
      Epilogue
      Notes
      Index

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