Introductory Overview Essay
Theory of Health Care Reform Movement
Reforming for Socioeconomic
Equality in Health Care
Key Moments
AIDS Was Recognized As Distinct Human Health Problem (1981)
Intersection with Other Reform Movements
Health Care Reform and Women’s Rights
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Historical Development
Early Healthcare Reform
Professionalization of Medicine/Nursing/Hospitals
Eugenics
Purity Movements
Birth Control Movements
Public Safety and Managing Epidemic Diseases/Healthcare Crisis
Healthcare System Reform
Key Moments
Margaret Sanger Opens First U.S. Birth Control Clinic (1916)
Founding of Alcoholics Anonymous (1935)
Albert Kinsey Publishes First Report on Sexual Behavior (1948)
Passage of Americans with Disabilities Act (1990)
Future of Heath Care Reform Movement
Debate over Access to Healthcare, the Privatization of Healthcare, and a National Healthcare System
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