Senate committee / National Research Council / Veterans Health Administration / New York University / Medicare / Veterans Affairs hospital in Phoenix / Department of Medicine and Surgery / University of Southern California / the American College / United States Navy / Bureau of Pensions / and the National Homes for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers / Hoover Commission / fledgling federal government / Manhattan Institute / Bureau of War Risk Insurance / Department of Veterans Affairs / Public Health Service / National Academy of Sciences / Veterans Bureau / U.S. Veterans’ Bureau / United States government / VA Office / Congress / Independent Institute / federal government / Federal Board of Vocational Education / American Medical Association / British National Health Service / Veterans Administration / /
Person
Thomas Breen / Hoover / John Adams / Phillip Longman / George Washington / John Quincy Adams / Frank Hines / Harry Truman / Omar Bradley / Warren Harding / John Iglehart / Ronald Hamowy / William Strickland / Sally / Charles Forbes / Darin Selnick / Bill Clinton / Kenneth Kizer / Albert Maisel / Albert Deutsch / Saul Farber / Avik Roy / Ron Kovic / Lincoln / Richard Cogan / /
Position
President / architect / physician / manager of a construction company in Washington State / General / Inspector General / author / Senior Veterans Affairs Advisor / unfortunate officer / Under Secretary / first director of the VA / first director / sailor / VA official / officer / Senator / Colonel / Acting Inspector General / director / columnist / manager of a construction company / /
Product
triad / /
ProvinceOrState
Virginia / Southern California / Missouri / Arizona / Colorado / Texas / Wyoming / Illinois / North Carolina / /
PublishedMedium
the New York Times / the New England Journal of Medicine / New York Post / /
Health Independence for Veterans Avik Roy and Darin Selnick O n Sep t ember 2 8, 2013, Thomas Breen, a 71-year-old Navy veteran, was rushed to the emergency room of his local Veterans