Hispanics At HHS Note Progress, But See Problems With Action Plan
Sidebar: HEO's Priorities For Action SKEPTIC: Henry Stevenson-Perez says HHS's agenda offers few services to Hispanic members of the public. For years, Hispanic health professionals have contended they are severely underrepresented in the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), a situation that they say jeopardizes HHS's ability to serve a rapidly increasing Hispanic population in the United States. HHS itself conceded this in a document released last September, "Hispanic Agenda for Ac
Jan 19, 1997
Sidebar: HEO's Priorities For Action
![]() SKEPTIC: Henry Stevenson-Perez says HHS's agenda offers few services to Hispanic members of the public. |
Some HHS Hispanic workers laud the agenda as a step-initiated from the highest administrative levels-to improve Hispanic employee relations in the department as well as the department's relations with its Hispanic...
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