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Los Angeles County Medical Association : ウィキペディア英語版 | Los Angeles County Medical Association Los Angeles County Medical Association (LACMA) is a professional organization representing physicians from every medical specialty and practice setting as well as students, interns and residents. The organization was founded in 1871 and is a constituent of the California Medical Association (CMA). It advocates quality care for all patients and provides services to meet the professional needs of its physician members. The group serves to represent its professional members in public policy, government relations, and community relations. LACMA, together with CMA physicians, strives to preserve and protect the noble pursuit of healthcare delivery. == History == The Los Angeles County Medical Association was founded on January 31, 1871 by a group of 7 physicians.〔(), Anderson, Richie & Simon, 1971 pp. 14.〕 The group consisted of Dr. John Griffin, Dr. Joseph Widney, Dr. Henry Orme, Dr. William Edgar, Dr. Levi Dorr, and Dr. T. H. Rose.〔 Over the remainder of the 19th century, the group contributed to founding Los Angeles’ first hospitals and clinics, including the "College of Medicine" in 1885 at the University of Southern California, with Joseph Widney as Dean. In 1891, Joseph Widney would become president of USC while still remaining dean of the medical school. In addition to curing disease and caring for patients, the organization today is committed to battling escalating healthcare costs, the advent of managed care and rampant malpractice lawsuits.
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