Wisconsin Labor History Society

Wisconsin Medical Society Obesity Task Force summary.

The Wisconsin Medial Society recognizes the tremendous burden obesity places on patients, their families, and our health care system, and that physicians play an essential role in the prevention and management of this problem. Therefore, the Society’s Board of Directors created the Obesity Task Force in April, 2004. The Task Force conducted nine monthly, hour-long teleconferences between July, ...

Wisconsin Medical Society Health System Reform Plan.

Veterinary History Society

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Center for Demography and Ecology University of Wisconsin-Madison Labor Specialization, Ethnicity, and Metropolitan Labor Markets

This paper provides an empirical assessment of the extent to which co-ethnic workers are underor over-represented in industry and occupation-based employment sectors based on the characteristics of workers themselves, attributes and resources of ethnic groups in which workers are affiliated, and characteristics of metropolitan areas. Specifically, this paper evaluates two claims to be found in ...

A celebration of education--Wisconsin physicians and their Wisconsin Medical Society.

an exemplary commitment to education—for the public and for physicians at all levels of training and practice. We are active in a number of programs, from those for pre-medical students to those for physicians in practice and even retired physicians. In my role as Chair of the Wisconsin Medical Society (Society) Council on Medical Education, I have a unique view of those activities. Formal prog...