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David Rutstein

David Davis Rutstein (1909-1986) was a long-time faculty member at Harvard Medical School and an advocate for preventive medicine. He was one of the first physicians to use television as an outreach tool to inform the public about health concerns and research. Rutstein also played a national role in the organization of medical care in the United States, the integration of preventive medicine into patient care, and the measurement of medical outcomes. Provided by Wikipedia

Hospitals, Doctors, and the Public Interest / / ed. by John H. Knowles.

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Published: [2013]
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