As senior medical adviser to Health Care Financing Administration head, Gail Wilensky, Dr. Gary provides the agency with a physician's view on issues and has become a liaison with the medical community--with an open ear to the regulatory hassles that beset practicing physicians.
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Methods: Medical program accreditation practices in nine developing countries were systematically analyzed using all available published documents.
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