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The Department of Health Policy's mission is to foster health policies that contribute to the delivery of high quality and cost-effective care by conducting research and educating healthcare providers, policy makers and consumers.

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Volume 21, Issue 2 (June , 2008)

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• Rebecca Richmond MHA Rapid Response Teams
• Richard Toner Web 2.0: A New Vocabulary for Health Policy
• Richard G. Stefanacci DO, MGH, MBA, AGSF Pennsylvania's Investment in Quality: Electronic Medication Management Systems
• Elizabeth T. Speakman EdD, RN, CDE, ANEF and Mary Schaal, EdD, RN Reducing Obesity in Adolescent Girls and the Power of Positive Education: A Collaboration of the PAL (Police Athletic League) Positive Images Program and Thomas Jefferson University


• Editorials
• David Nash, MD, MBA and Kartik Patel, MD  The Scholarship of Quality


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