Program review demonstrates widespread adoption and expansion of neighborhood health centers in low-income communities, highlighting growing institutional integration into primary care delivery.
The development of neighborhood health centers in low-income communities throughout the United States in recent years has attracted widespread attention and response. An increasing number of community groups and health institutions have begun to plan and initiate similar activities. Scholars and students of medical care programs have started to devote considerable attention to analyses of the progress and problems of the movement.'
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