@article{Winchester:11082,
      recid = {11082},
      author = {Winchester, Lucy J.},
      title = {THE POLITICAL ECONOMY OF RURAL EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES:   A CASE STUDY AND ANALYTICAL FRAMEWORK},
      address = {1991},
      number = {1097-2016-88726},
      series = {Graduate Research Master's Degree Plan B Papers},
      pages = {106},
      year = {1991},
      abstract = {Chapter one is an extension report prepared for local  level policy makers involved in the delivery of emergency  medical services (EMS) in Hillsdale County, Michigan. The  report originated out of a request, from officials to the  Kellogg Leadershiop and Local Government Education Project,  for aid with a public policy crisis in the delivery of  ambulance services in Hillsdale County. It attempts to  outline the public policy issues associated with ambulance  delivery and to, in more detail, describe the organization  of ambulance services in Hillsdale County. The report is  meant to be a starting point for discussions between  extension personnel and local leaders to address their  questions and concerns about Hillsdale County ambulance  delivery.},
      url = {http://ageconsearch.umn.edu/record/11082},
      doi = {https://doi.org/10.22004/ag.econ.11082},
}