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It’s Time to Add
Your Voice
Since 1987, Physicians for a National Health Program has advocated for reform in the U.S. health care system. A large part of our work involves educating health professionals about the benefits of a single-payer system--including fewer administrative costs and affording health insurance for the 46 million Americans who have none. More
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We will not have an outside speaker, but focus on PNHPWW's relationship with Occupy Seattle. Many of our troops are already working with OS. Kathleen Randall, has been instrumental in setting up and facilitating the OS Health Care Working Group meeting. We also need to look at working with the existing "OSStreet Medics" to offer direct support during rallies, demonstrations and occupations where a possibility of physical confrontation might lead to injury.
Marcee Wickline entertained with single payer advocacy songs.
n, MD, is Professor Emeritus of Family Medicine at the University of Washington School of Medicine in Seattle. He has spent 25 years in academic family medicine. He is Past President of Physicians for National Health Program (PNHP) and a PNHPWW Board member. John has written several books that are indespensible for understanding the roots of our health care crisis, its current condition, and what must be done to achieve a just and sustainable replacement.
For invaluable daily current health care reform information and analysis read PNHP Senior Staff Policy Analyst Don McCanne's 