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December 1977 (Volume 55)
Quarterly Article
Theodore Colton
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Issues of quality of surgical care and unnecessary operations are complex, and they will require more objective and clinically based investigations before reasonable economic judgments can be made. SOSSUS did not shy away from these questions; rather, it kept to its assigned task of describing the distribution and workloads of physicians.
Author(s): Theodore Colton
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Volume 55, Issue 4 (pages 461–464) Published in 1977
