PubMed · 10105169
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P Berman, D Hunter, L McMahon. 1990-07-05. Keep it integrated.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/10105169/
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The public health aspects of promotion of health and prevention of illness take on a different vision when one moves from biological concerns to social and societal dyscrasias. Social illness is as much the concern of a hospital system board and its medical staff as the biomedical dyscrasias which are the traditional concerns of public health agencies. An organizational entity under a board of trustee's auspices must become involved because all social illnesses end up requiring physician and hospital care.