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Under PASOK, Greece's modern welfare system changed into its current framework. The number of doctors and nurses in hospitals increased by 60% and 88%. Magen David Adom, Israel's emergency medical service, provides a network of first aid stations, a nationwide blood donor program, blood banks, first aid courses, and a public ambulance service, which includes mobile intensive care units. It is time to break up the public education monopoly and give all parents the right to decide what school their children will attend.
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Publisher: Frederick Fell Pub (October 1984)
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Practice of Continuing Education in the Human Services
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