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For and against: Public health does not need to be led by doctors For Against Export

by: Klim Mcpherson, Sarah Taylor, Edward Coyle
BMJ, Vol. 322, No. 7302. (30 June 2001), pp. 1593-1596.

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Public health does not need to be led by doctors

For years lead positions in public health have been restricted to those with a medical background, and it is still impossible for individuals to be accredited as specialists in public health without medical training. But does such exclusivity have repercussions? Here a professor of epidemiology and two directors of public health present their views.

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