Healing through education: new NMA president cites learning as potent preventive

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Physicians should go to the schools and educate the public on matters concerning health, according to Nathaniel H. Murdock, newly elected pres of the National Medical Assn, a society of African American doctors. Murdock believes that education can alleviate most of society's ills, including racial differences. Citizens who received educational benefits should compensate by helping to inform others on health and nutrition.

Officials and employees, Biography, Interview, National Medical Association, Murdock, Nathaniel H.

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MGMA staff restructured; advocacy, education stressed

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The Medical Group Management Association (MGMA) is reorganizing and reallocating its resources to strengthen its position as the leading advocate of medical group practice. The organization is committed to expanding advocacy and lobbying efforts and increasing its involvement with state-affiliated chapters and assemblies.

Management, Associations, Group medical practice, Medical Group Management Association

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