Paul V. Dutton is Professor of History and Adjunct Professor of Health Sciences at Northern Arizona University. He is the author of Differential Diagnoses and Origins of the French Welfare State.

Paul Dutton provides an insightful read that every American should take time to review.(Choice) [A] rich and satisfying read. Paul Dutton conveys his personal connection to four health systems, with well-referenced and convincing descriptions and analyses of three areas of health systems.(Journal of Health Politics Policy and Law)

• Introduction: Relative Decline Is Decline All the Same1. Infant and Child Health in the United States and France2. Workers' Health in the United States and Germany3. After Work in the United States and SwedenConclusion: Beyond Medicine

Paul V. Dutton is Professor of History and Adjunct Professor of Health Sciences at Northern Arizona University. He is the author of Differential Diagnoses and Origins of the French Welfare State.

Paul Dutton provides an insightful read that every American should take time to review.(Choice) [A] rich and satisfying read. Paul Dutton conveys his personal connection to four health systems, with well-referenced and convincing descriptions and analyses of three areas of health systems.(Journal of Health Politics Policy and Law)

• Introduction: Relative Decline Is Decline All the Same1. Infant and Child Health in the United States and France2. Workers' Health in the United States and Germany3. After Work in the United States and SwedenConclusion: Beyond Medicine

Paul V. Dutton is Professor of History and Adjunct Professor of Health Sciences at Northern Arizona University. He is the author of Differential Diagnoses and Origins of the French Welfare State.

Paul Dutton provides an insightful read that every American should take time to review.(Choice) [A] rich and satisfying read. Paul Dutton conveys his personal connection to four health systems, with well-referenced and convincing descriptions and analyses of three areas of health systems.(Journal of Health Politics Policy and Law)

• Introduction: Relative Decline Is Decline All the Same1. Infant and Child Health in the United States and France2. Workers' Health in the United States and Germany3. After Work in the United States and SwedenConclusion: Beyond Medicine