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Participants learned about the origins of universal health care systems in other countries, how they operate, and whether one could be implemented in California during the E. Richard Brown Symposium on universal health care on March 1 and 2.
Participants learned about the origins of universal health care systems in other countries, how they operate, and whether one could be implemented in California during the E. Richard Brown Symposium on universal health care on March 1 and 2.
The E. Richard Brown Health Policy Impact Fund will be launched October 7 as part of the 20th Anniversary of the UCLA Center for Health Policy Research. Tickets to the Gala can be purchased
The E. Richard Brown Health Policy Impact Fund will be launched October 7 as part of the 20th Anniversary of the UCLA Center for Health Policy Research. Tickets to the Gala can be purchased
The life and legacy of the Center’s late founding director E. Richard Brown will be celebrated at a special event at the upcoming American Public Health Association conference in San Francisco.
The life and legacy of the Center’s late founding director E. Richard Brown will be celebrated at a special event at the upcoming American Public Health Association conference in San Francisco.
The fund is in honor of the Center's late founding director, E. Richard Brown, a visionary leader in public health and in health policy and advocacy.
The fund is in honor of the Center's late founding director, E. Richard Brown, a visionary leader in public health and in health policy and advocacy.
All are warmly invited to attend a ceremony and reception in honor of the Center's late founding director
Date: Tuesday, May 29, 2012
Venue: UCLA Schoenberg Hall [Map]
445 Charles E.
All are warmly invited to attend a ceremony and reception in honor of the Center's late founding director
Date: Tuesday, May 29, 2012
Venue: UCLA Schoenberg Hall [Map]
445 Charles E.
Following President Clinton’s failed health care reform effort 18 years ago, I asked a small group of faculty in the UCLA School of Public Health to join me in creating a new health policy research center. The center would use policy research to help improve health care access and quality and the public’s health.
Following President Clinton’s failed health care reform effort 18 years ago, I asked a small group of faculty in the UCLA School of Public Health to join me in creating a new health policy research center. The center would use policy research to help improve health care access and quality and the public’s health.