Political involvement a must for doctors

Article Abstract:

Physicians must participate in the political process, especially in this election year. Health care policy will be decided in the next Congress, and every doctor should express opinions about ways to improve the system. The American Medical Political Action Committee provides information for doctors and encourages participation in the political process, in addition to channeling donations to candidates. If time is not available to run for office, physicians should support candidates whose opinions they favor.

Offices & clinics of medical doctors, Editorial

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AMA trustee candidates

Article Abstract:

Seven candidates are running for seven American Medical Association (AMA) Board of Trustees positions. Four of the seven candidates are incumbents. Elections will be held at the Jun 1992, AMA Annual Meeting. A brief profile of each candidate is provided. Information focuses on experiences which show the candidate's qualification for the positions.

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AMA elections; three running unopposed for top Association positions; seven vying for four board seats

Article Abstract:

Joseph T. Painter, Daniel H. Johnson and Richard F. Corlin are running unopposed for the American Medical Association (AMA) offices of president-elect, speaker and vice speaker of the House of Delegates, respectively. Elections will be held during the Jun 1992, AMA Annual Meeting. A brief profile on each candidate is provided.

Corlin, Richard F., Painter, Joseph T., Johnson, Daniel H., Jr.

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