BOSTON (AP) — A health care policy expert who helped develop President Jimmy Carter's doomed national health plan and was one of the architects of Massachusetts' landmark health care law has died. Dr. James Mongan was 69.
The San Francisco native was Carter's deputy assistant secretary of health. He developed a health plan that failed following disagreements among Democrats.
He later served as president of New England's largest hospital chain, Partners HealthCare System Inc. He was president of Massachusetts General Hospital and was dean of the Missouri School of Medicine.
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