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Title: Guest Series: Dr. Dawn Emerick
Post by: Metro Jacksonville on November 24, 2011, 08:09:35 AM
Guest Series: Dr. Dawn Emerick

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In a new series, Metro Jacksonville takes a step back to listen to, promote, and discuss the editorials, personal accounts, and vocal opinions of some of the key players in the preservation and progression of our community. This week, Health Planning Council of Northeast Florida President and CEO Dawn Emerick.

Full Article
http://www.metrojacksonville.com/article/2011-nov-guest-series-dr-dawn-emerick
Title: Re: Guest Series: Dr. Dawn Emerick
Post by: JeffreyS on November 24, 2011, 09:45:08 AM
Wonderful article.  I wish our city council shared your concerns and visions.  They have chosen to cast out good planning for the sake of sprawl and drive through restaurants with their Mobility Fee Moratorium. 

I hope you have the ear of our local government and can convey how good planning will enhance our quality of life.  If they read your article they will have an excellent primer.

Thank You for sharing it with us.
Title: Re: Guest Series: Dr. Dawn Emerick
Post by: buckethead on November 24, 2011, 02:34:45 PM
Great article and some startling info. Houston, being on the Mecca of international medical tourism yet raking in the bottom for healthiness for locals. Jacksonville probably doesn't fare much better in this regard. Many thanks to Dr Emerick and MJ for starting the discussion.

I wish I had some insight to help further it along. I'll be checking back, hoping to see more.
Title: Re: Guest Series: Dr. Dawn Emerick
Post by: tayana42 on November 30, 2011, 02:40:39 AM
Wish America was better informed and demanded universal health care; i.e., medicaid for all citizens.  We are an embarrassment of riches in health care...for the rich; care and health of the remaining citizens ranks around 30th in the world, yet costs us the most of any.  Can we simply not see the problem?